The digital Jasstafel.
Score in one motion, live on every phone.
Made for the table, not for the screen.
Four people, one phone in hand, dim light. The board has to be readable at a glance and usable with a thumb. Everything else is a side dish.
One motion per round
Slide to one side's points and the other side gets the rest of 157. Trump, weis and match are one tap each.
Live on every phone
One link and everyone at the table sees the same score. Anyone with the link can write – no arguing over who holds the board.
Watch mode for the table
Put a tablet or laptop in the middle: two big numbers, the trump maker, the last rounds. No buttons, nothing to knock.
Stats and timeline
Every round in the log, the game as a curve, and per player: win rate, points as trump maker, weis and matches – across all games.
Your colours, your rules
Ecken, Herz, Schaufel, Kreuz, Obeabe, Undeufe, Slalom – each with its own multiplier. Weis values, target score and icon colours are set once.
Works offline
In the mountain hut with no signal the board keeps going. Once you are back online it syncs – nothing is lost.
Web app today, apps soon
Runs in any browser and installs to the home screen. Native apps for iOS and Android are coming.
Free
No ads, no tracking, no subscription. A side project from Switzerland for people who play Jass.
The score, big enough for the whole table.
Watch mode shows only what counts. Score changes count up briefly, the trump cross-fades – nothing else moves.
How it works
Open a game
Open app.jasstafel.com, type four names or pick them from your list. No account, no login.
Share the link
Hand the QR code or link around the table. Whoever wants to writes; whoever wants to watch, watches.
Play
Tap the trump, slide the points, done. Weis, match and corrections are one tap away.
Add it to your home screen
Now, in the browser
- Open app.jasstafel.com in Safari or Chrome
- Open the share menu (iOS: the square with an arrow; Android: the three dots)
- Choose Add to Home Screen
Soon in the stores
The native apps are in the works. The web app stays free and gets everything first.
Free, open, made in Switzerland.
The code is public on GitHub. Bugs and wishes are welcome there or by email.