Atout Score: tarot counter

Atout Score is the scorekeeper for French tarot, belote, coinche and social Chicago bridge: no more paper score pad, no more mental math, a correct score after every deal. Fast table-side entry, automatic scoring from official rules, full history and detailed statistics for every player and every team. 100% offline, no account. 🃏 FRENCH TAROT — OFFICIAL FFT SCORING A tarot counter that follows the French Tarot Federation (FFT) rules. • Games with 3, 4 or 5 players (called king at 5) • Contracts: Take (Prise), Guard, Guard without the dog, Guard against • Dog, discard, oudlers and thresholds calculated for you • Single, double and triple handfuls (poignées) • Petit au bout, slam (declared, undeclared, defense) • Standings, points trend and hand history 🂡 BELOTE & COINCHE — FFB SCALES A belote score pad and coinche counter: the score is calculated automatically. • Classic belote: trump, belote-rebelote, capot, hold (litige) • Coinche (belote coinchée): bids from 80 to 160, declared capot • Coinche and surcoinche • Team scores, progress charts and contract success stats ♠️ SOCIAL BRIDGE — CHICAGO (WBF / FFB) A Chicago bridge scorekeeper for four players, two pairs. • Contract, denominations, declarer, vulnerability, tricks • Doubled and redoubled • Chicago scoring — not duplicate, not IMPs, not rubber • Pair rankings and head-to-head team stats 📊 DETAILED STATISTICS • Player rankings and team rankings • Success rate by contract, announcements, trump-suit distribution • Cumulative points trend, records, best and worst deals • Frequent partners, player profiles and team confrontations • Filters by game and by period 🎮 YOUR GAMES, YOUR PLAYERS • Full history, resume games in progress • Custom avatars • Transfer a game to another device via QR code or file • Share a game summary as an image • Encrypted backup and restore • Dark, table-friendly interface with several color palettes 🔒 100% OFFLINE All your data stays on your device. No account, no in-game ads, nothing uploaded. Available in English and French.