Scoring handled for you
Enter the bid and the tricks won, the app takes it from there. Hits, missed bids and bonuses are applied round after round, without arithmetic slips at the table.
No paper, no mental arithmetic, no arguing about the score. You enter the bid and the tricks actually won, TrickSheet scores every round and keeps the running total. For 2 to 6 players, free and without ads.
No tracking, no ads, no subscription
Enter the bid and the tricks won, the app takes it from there. Hits, missed bids and bonuses are applied round after round, without arithmetic slips at the table.
Enter the names once and play. The table stays readable even with six players, on iPhone as well as on iPad.
Every game goes into the history: who won and when, how the score developed over the rounds and how the tally looks across several games nights.
Share the score with the group or put it on the TV via AirPlay so everyone can follow along instead of leaning over one phone.
No advertising, no subscription, no tracking. The app is completely free because it started out as something for my own games night.
TrickSheet is the digital scoresheet for the popular trick-bidding card game. The app handles scoring automatically and offers an intuitive interface for 2–6 players.
The app saves your game results automatically, both locally on the device and via iCloud. You can access your scores at any time and they sync across your devices.
You can also export or share game results via the in-app Share function.
Yes. TrickSheet saves your game in progress automatically after every entry. If you leave a game via "Menu" or close the app, no progress is lost — a "Resume game" card appears on the main menu so you can pick up right where you left off.
If you start a new game while one is still in progress, the app asks for confirmation first so you don't accidentally discard the saved game.
No, TrickSheet has no premium mode. All features are completely free. If you like the app, you can support development via the donation tip jar inside the app.
The app used to be called „Stiche Ansagen" (German for „Call Tricks"). With the international name TrickSheet, the app is easier to find on the App Store and fits the consistent look of the Seb-IT apps (YatzySheet, TrickSheet, PatternCrack …).
Questions about the app? Every answer is on the support page.
How the app handles your data is explained in the privacy policy.