Standings and champion belts
Every result counts. Whoever won last wears the belt, and everyone can see how long and how often it has been defended. With a commentator who has opinions.
For your games
Who won yesterday? Who has the belt? Competition keeps track for your group: for games around the table and against each other on your phone. No account and no hassle.
For iPhone with iOS 26 or later. Free.
What it does
A scoreboard that is always right, a champion with a real belt, and a recap at the end of the month.
Every result counts. Whoever won last wears the belt, and everyone can see how long and how often it has been defended. With a commentator who has opinions.
Yatzy, Klaverjas, Darts, Mini golf, Beverbende and more. Several people fill in the same sheet at the same time, with photos of the game alongside.
Plan a game night with a notification for everyone. At the end of the month you get a recap with the biggest comeback and the blackest day.
Games against each other
More than 20 games that you play in the app or in iMessage: from Sea Battle and 4 in a row to dice games with score sheets. The result goes into the standings automatically.
How it works
Give the group a name, an emoji and a colour, and choose which games you play.
Send a link or a code. If someone doesn't have the app yet, you can already add them with just a name.
Enter a result with one tap, or play a game against each other. The standings are updated straight away.
Privacy
No account, no ads and nothing that tracks you. Everything you enter is stored in iCloud, and only the people you invite can see it.
Questions
Competition is free to use.
Yes, for now. Everyone who plays needs an iPhone with iOS 26 or later, because the group is shared through iCloud. It doesn't work on an Android phone.
No. You use your own iCloud. You do need to be signed in to iCloud.
Yes. That's what the score sheets are for: you fill in a sheet together while you play the real game, and the result goes into the standings.
Yes, the full privacy policy is on this page and in the app itself. In short: we store almost nothing, and anything we do store temporarily disappears on its own.