Say It · Score It
SayPoint
Keep score for any game you play by hand — cards, dice, darts, or anything else — just by saying it out loud.
Coming Soon to iPhone & iPadNever put the cards down to keep score.
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Say the Score
"Add fifty to Lisa." SayPoint hears it, updates the board, and reads the new score back — no tapping required.
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Any Game, Any Rules
Cards, dice, darts, board games — anything scored by number works. Set a target, or flip the direction for countdown games like 501 darts.
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Two Ways to Listen
Push-to-talk for a deliberate, low-noise trigger, or always-listening for fully hands-free play. Switch anytime, mid-game.
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Undo, Redo, No Regrets
Full undo and redo on every mutation, spoken or tapped, so a misheard command never costs you the game.
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Every Game, Remembered
An unlimited number of games in progress at once, each pausable and resumable, plus a permanent history of everything you've played.
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Entirely On Your Device
All speech recognition and all your game data stay on your device. No accounts, no cloud, nothing sent anywhere to play.
Talk to the board, not your phone.
Say a Command
Speak naturally: "give Lisa fifty," "who's winning," "undo." SayPoint's on-device grammar figures out what you meant, even if a name comes out a little garbled.
On-Device Speech · Deterministic ParsingWatch the Board Update
The score changes instantly, and SayPoint reads back exactly what happened — "Lisa is now at 80 points" — so everyone at the table hears the confirmation.
Spoken ReadbackPlay However You Like
Touch steppers sit right on each player's row, always available as a fallback — voice is the fast path, not the only path.
Touch & Voice, Always in SyncWrap It Up
End a game manually or let a target score trigger it, review the winner, and it stays in your history for good — pull it up again anytime.
Permanent HistoryA few of the things SayPoint understands.
"Scorekeeping shouldn't interrupt the game.— The SayPoint Idea
Say it once — SayPoint does the rest."
Coming to iPhone and iPad.
Built for game nights that don't want to stop and do the math.