Chess Clock — Scoresheet

I built a chess clock for iPhone that keeps score. Blitz to classical, Fischer or delay, accurate to a tenth. When the flag falls the game goes on the scoresheet by itself: result, moves, how it ended. No account, no ads. Free: apps.apple.com/app/id679405...

Running a chess club? Chess Clock keeps the table. Members join by QR code, and a game counts once both players' phones have signed it, so nobody can add a win alone. Elo ratings, seasons and club nights with RSVP come with it, free. hearhear.agency/chessclock?u...

Chess Clock on iPhone Duo. Bullet on the cover screen, then open it and the scoresheet fills the inner display. Chess Clock — Scoresheet, free on iPhone: apps.apple.com/app/apple-st...

Adam leads Diana 3–2. Bullet, 1+0, four seconds on Adam's clock. When the flag falls, the head-to-head updates itself. Chess Clock — Scoresheet, free on iPhone: apps.apple.com/app/apple-st...

Two seconds. Bullet, 1+0. Haptics at five and at the flag, and the result goes on the scoresheet by itself. Free on iPhone and iPad: apps.apple.com/app/apple-st...

Where did the time go? A 104-move classical draw at 40/90+30, every move timed for both players. Black's longest think was 2:42 on move 21. Free on iPhone: apps.apple.com/app/apple-st...

Four seconds. Haptics at ten, at five, and at the flag. When it falls, the game is on the scoresheet: time out, who won, how many moves. Free on iPhone: apps.apple.com/app/apple-st...

"I'm basically winning overall." The scoresheet says otherwise. Every game goes on it by itself when the flag falls, and head-to-head keeps the count for every rivalry. Free on iPhone: apps.apple.com/app/apple-st...

Pause. Lock the phone. Both clocks are on the Lock Screen. Unlock, tap, and the game carries on from exactly where it stopped. Chess Clock — Scoresheet, free on iPhone: apps.apple.com/app/apple-st...