What we build.

ScoreAid keeps score for the games your table already plays. Pick a game, add the players, and it handles the arithmetic, the dealer rotation, and the argument about the rules. Fourteen games each get the scorecard they actually need, from bids and bags to chips, phases and dice, plus a builder for the ones your family scores its own way.

• It remembers your table. The Player Deck fills in the regular group in four taps, asks which Sarah you meant when two share a name, and merges a duplicate without losing either history.
• Stats that settle the argument. Every finished game is recorded: win rates by game and overall, who you win with, who keeps beating you, longest streak, and averages counted the right way round for the games where a low score wins.
• Nothing leaves the device. No account, no sign-in, no analytics. It works in airplane mode, and a game in progress is still waiting a week later.

Oakward turns the chore chart into a quest board. Kids pick up quests, complete real work, and earn XP, gold, and rewards their parents set. Every completion goes to a parent for approval behind a PIN-protected command screen, so the rewards stay honest.

• Fast and always current. Opens instantly, and everyone in the house sees the same quest board on their own device.
• Whole-house subscription. One plan covers every device in the family — no per-child pricing.
• Parent controls. PIN-gated approvals, reward ledger, and per-child settings on a screen kids can't wander into.