Jass board

This highly adaptable Jass scorekeeping app, perfect for Schieber, Coiffeur, and Molotov variations, simplifies point tracking during Jass games using your Android smartphone or tablet. It allows for individual point entry for Schieber, Coiffeur, Differenzler, Molotov, and other Jass types.

Multiple profiles are supported on all boards, with settings and scores saved independently. This means you can easily switch between games without deleting unfinished rounds or worrying about differing rule sets for various player combinations. Share your current profile instantly with another device via Android Beam (NFC) – just hold the devices back-to-back with the scoreboards open. This is especially useful for low battery situations or when complex profile adjustments are needed.

Key Features:

• Schieber Panel: Individual point entry (1/20/50/100) for Weis, complete round entry including multipliers (1x-7x) and opponent points, rotatable input dialog (for 1 or 2 scorers), undo functionality, adjustable target points and score per round (e.g., 314 for double cards), extensive statistics, and a backside for recording wins/matches.

• Coiffeur Board: Customizable Jass types (16 predefined + custom entry), adjustable round numbers (6-12), support for 2 or 3 teams, manual multiplier adjustment, statistics on achievable points and uncatchable team conditions, and uncatchable team alerts.

• Differenzler Board: 2-8 players, hidden announcements until point entry begins, automatic calculation of the last outstanding player's points, and editable last round points (long press).

• Molotov Board: 2-8 players, 3-click Weis entry, automatic outstanding point calculation during round entry, editable points (long press), and options for exact or rounded point entry.

• General Scoreboard: A flexible scoreboard for many Jass variations, supporting 2-8 players, customizable target points/round numbers, and adjustable points per round for faster entry (with automatic outstanding point calculation).

Source Code: The app's source code is publicly available: https://github.com/simonste/jasstafel

Version 4.1.6 (Updated December 2, 2024): This version includes a bug fix addressing an issue with win detection when the exact goal points were reached.