The score sheet of your card games.
Coinche, belote, tarot or any game: enter each deal, PliCount does the sums and says who deals next. Play on one phone, or share the game at the table with a 6 digit code: everyone follows the scores live.
Free, no account, in the browser of your phone, tablet or computer. The app speaks French for now.
Deal 9 · Léa deals, Marc cuts
Score sheet
- 8Us 90 Made+222+50
- 7Them 120 Made+32+250
- 6Them 100 Down+2600
From the first deal to the last
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Start a game
Pick the game, and that is all: the names, the places and the target are optional. A coinche game counts Us against Them in one tap.

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Enter each deal
The bid while the cards are played, the score after: the taker, the contract, the trump, the card points. PliCount adds the belote, the announces, the capot and the coinche.

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Share it at the table
The other phones join with the 6 digit code, the link or the QR code, and see the scores change. Anyone can enter the next deal.

Step by step, with the scoring rules: the guide.
And also
- Who deals, who cuts
- The deal goes round after each hand, counterclockwise as in France or clockwise, and the app always says who deals and who cuts.
- The whole score sheet
- Every deal with its taker, its contract and its bonuses, the running totals, a deal corrected or deleted with a tap, the sheet copied to a spreadsheet.
- The table and its statistics
- The players around the felt as seen from your seat, the takes of each, the contracts made, the coinches won, the best deal.
- Works offline
- A game on one phone needs no network at all. A shared game keeps working offline and catches up when the network comes back.
- Every game
- Coinche (all trumps and no trumps included), belote, tarot at 3, 4 or 5 with the called king, and free scoring for any other game, where the lowest total can win.
- Nothing to sign up for
- No account, no ads, no analytics. Your games stay on your phone, but the one you share.
The rules, counted for you
Contracts, coinche and surcoinche, belote, announces, capot, bouts, petit au bout, poignée, chelem: PliCount knows the common French rules of each game. The details are in the guide.
A game is already going?
Ask the table for its 6 digit code and type it in the app, or open the link someone shared. No account, nothing to install.