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The MVP is the complete personal bowling loop: scoring, sessions, history, statistics, Arsenal, bag plans, notes, offline use, and private sync.
Mark the pins left standing — a strike is no taps at all — and the scorer handles strikes, spares, tenth-frame bonus balls, and cumulative totals. Get one wrong and undo it; the score recalculates from what remains. The scoring engine is verified against an independent implementation across thousands of generated games.
Start practice, league, or tournament sessions; add multiple games; finish and reopen a session as your night changes; revisit completed games later.
See game count, average, high game, strike and spare rates, frame performance, leave data, and score trends when your game history contains enough data.
Add, edit, retire, and designate a primary ball. Track coverstock, core, weight, drilling details, bowler-entered strength, surface, purpose labels, notes, and completed-game performance.
Bowlers move balls as the lane transitions, and a spare ball comes out for single pins. Set the ball at any frame and it carries forward until you change it again, so the record matches what you actually threw.
The notebook tournament bowlers already carry, attached to the game and session it belongs to. Speak it with your keyboard’s microphone or type it, then find it later grouped by session.
Build multi-bag plans from your Arsenal and see packed capacity plus coverstock, core, weight, strength, and purpose coverage. Plans are inventory tools, not motion recommendations.
Mobile uses a local working copy for responsive scoring and Arsenal changes. You do not need to be connected to start, score, finish, or revisit a session.
A signed-in Bowler account can sync changed sessions, games, frames, Arsenal records, and bag plans; restore them on another device; and propagate allowed deletions.
Sign in on the web to review synced history, frame scorecards, statistics, Arsenal detail, account information, and authenticated support requests. Lane-time scoring remains mobile-first.