Cards left, on the card
Every rank shows how many are left. The fewer remain, the redder the number, and a rank that's gone greys out with a tick.
For real-life card games · Manual tracking
They play a card. You tap it.
Card Counter does the counting for you. When someone plays, tap that rank on your phone and the cards left of every rank show right on the card. Are the jokers gone? How many 2s are still out there? One glance tells you.
Download on theApp Store- Free to download
- Works offline
- No ads
- iPhone & iPad
Before you download
A scorepad, not a cheat.
It is
- A card tracker for games around a real table: you tap each card yourself
- Fine for any table and any number of players
- Everything stays on your phone
It is not
- An auto tracker that reads a game on your screen
- A plug-in for online card game apps
- A way to see anyone else's hand
Games
One deck to four, eight games.
Each game knows its own hands: full houses and four of a kind in Big Two, airplanes and rockets in Dou Dizhu, plates, straight flushes and wild level cards in Guan Dan.
- 01Big Two1 deck · also Cho Dai Di
- 02Dou Dizhu1 deck · Fight the Landlord
- 03Dou Dizhu2 decks · 4 players
- 04Guan Dan2 decks · wild cards
- 05Pao Dekuai1 deck · Run Fast
- 06Pao Dekuai2 decks
- 07Shuang Kou2 decks
- 08Gou Ji4 decks
Try it
Tap a card, count a card.
This is the app's table, and it works. The big number is how many of that rank are left; it greys out when they're gone. Switch the bar to pairs, triples or bombs and one tap takes that many.
Features
At the table, all you do is tap.
A whole hand in one go
Pairs, triples and bombs take one tap. Drag across the table for straights, pair runs and airplanes. Anything else, like four with two, goes in as a combo.
Play history
Every hand of the game, in order, with who played it and what kind of hand it was. Lost track? Scroll back.
Track players
Add players in seat order and the turn moves on after each hand. See how many cards each player holds, flagged red at one or two.
Spoken taps
Turn on voice and every tap is read aloud, so you know it counted without looking down.
Offline, no ads
The whole game is tracked on your phone. No account, no data collected, no ads.
Inside the app
Table, history, players. All in view.
How it works
Three steps to deal in.
Pick a game
Big Two, Dou Dizhu, Guan Dan… the table is laid out with the right number of decks.
Add players (optional)
Turn on player tracking and add everyone in seat order. The turn rotates by itself.
Tap as cards are played
Undo a mistake, start fresh when the game ends. That's it.
Price
Try it free, buy what you play.
Free to download
Start 3 free games a day, in any game type.
Buy once per game
Unlock only the games you play, once and for good. On a new phone, restore your purchase with the same Apple Account.
Requires iOS 15 or iPadOS 15 or later.
Can it read the cards in a game on my phone?
No, and it never will. Card Counter is for card games around a real table. It doesn't read your screen or connect to any card game app. If you play online, please don't buy it.
Does it need the internet? Does it collect data?
No internet needed, except to buy or restore purchases on the App Store. Your games stay on your phone. The app collects no data and shows no ads.
How much does it cost?
It's free to download, with 3 free games a day. If you like it, buy the game types you play. Each is a one-time purchase.
Do I pay again on a new phone?
No. Sign in with the same Apple Account, open the side menu and tap Restore Previous Purchase.
Can it track who played what?
Yes. Turn on player tracking in settings and add players in seat order; the turn moves on after each hand, and you can tap a hand to change who played it. Each player's cards left show under the table.
The screenshots are in Chinese. Does the app come in English?
Yes. The app follows your iPhone's language, and English is fully supported.
Is there an Android version?
Not yet. Card Counter is for iPhone and iPad.
Next game, let your phone count.
Free to download, with 3 free games a day.
Download on theApp Store