This screen appears once when a new app release is installed.
Tap the ? button at the top of the scorekeeper at any
time to see these notes again.
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On phone-sized screens, the game-lead message now moves to its own
line below the meld/draw controls so it cannot overlap the Draw
card count.
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Changed the meld pickup guidance wording from “Pick up” to “Draw”.
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The meld area now also shows how many cards to pick up.
A 50-point meld shows 2 cards; other valid melds use meld ÷ 30
(for example, 150 = 5 cards and 180 = 6 cards).
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Positive Card Count now has separate
P1 and P2 entries for each team,
matching Negative Card Count. Each player box can also accept an
expression such as 25+40.
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The lead shown beside each round now uses the
cumulative score through that round, rather than
comparing only the points entered in the selected round.
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Meld is now clearly adjustable on one compact
line with − and + buttons.
You can still tap the number and enter a meld directly.
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Changing a meld automatically updates the meld targets for later
rounds, and the app briefly confirms that those rounds were updated.
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Settings now shows the same release version used by What's New.
A separate Build ID remains available for
troubleshooting.
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Added a visible Start New Game button beside
Clear this round at the bottom of the scorekeeper.
You no longer need to open Settings to begin a fresh game.
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Start New Game still asks for confirmation before erasing all
saved rounds, and your team names are preserved.
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Added this What's New screen. It automatically
appears once for each new deployed release and can be reopened
with the ? button.
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Negative Card Count now has separate Player 1 and Player 2
entries for each team. Either entry can also add values such
as 25+40.
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Checking Going Out automatically checks all
five Chest items for that team. Those Chest selections remain
checked if Going Out is later changed to the other team.
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Improved the iPad/tablet layout with larger text, larger
controls, and wider scoring columns.
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Score-item names and point values use the available tablet
width more efficiently while retaining the compact phone
layout.