Houses drawn for you
Every score is drawn as lines, Xs, and Os in classic houses, just like on paper, so the whole table can follow along.
The easy way to keep score in house dominoes. No paper, no math.
$9.99 one-time purchase · For iPhone and iPad
Built for the table, with big buttons, clear totals, and the house rules your family actually plays by.
Every score is drawn as lines, Xs, and Os in classic houses, just like on paper, so the whole table can follow along.
Add 5, 10, 15, or 20 with a single tap, or enter any amount. Made a mistake? Undo it instantly.
Play to 100, 150, 200, 250, 300, or 500. A crown marks the leader, and each player sees how many points they have left to go.
Choose how 10 points on a single line is scored, require 10 to get on the board, and let players finish the hand after someone hits the target.
Tap the speaker to hear who’s leading and how many points each player needs. No need to pass the phone around.
Every game is saved with its final scores. Start a rematch with the same players in one tap, or pick up an unfinished game later.
Keep score on whatever is closest, with a roomy two-column scoreboard on iPad that the whole table can see.
Pick from ten accent colors and matching app icons, including a chalkboard look, and adjust the scoreboard size.
Looks right on any table, day or night,, with full support for Dark Mode.
Enter the players, pick a target score, and choose your rules. Boneyard Tally remembers your target score and rules for next time.
Big totals, high-contrast houses, and Dark Mode keep the score readable from across the table.
Each house holds 50 points. Boneyard Tally draws every mark for you.
Effective October 12, 2026
None. Boneyard Tally has no accounts, sign-ins, advertising, analytics, or tracking of any kind. We don’t collect your name, email, location, device identifiers, or usage data.
The player names and scores you enter are saved only on your device so you can view your history and resume games. This information is never sent to us, and it’s only shared with others if you turn on live scoreboard sharing (below). You can delete games from History at any time, and deleting the app removes all of its data.
If you choose to share a game’s live scoreboard, Boneyard Tally runs a small web page on your device so people on the same Wi-Fi network can follow the score in their browser. The player names and scores of the current game are visible to anyone on that network who opens the link while sharing is on. Nothing is sent over the internet or to us, and sharing stops when you turn it off or the game ends.
When you use the speaker button, scores are spoken using your device’s built-in voice. Nothing is recorded, and the microphone is never used.
Boneyard Tally does not include third-party software development kits, ads, or analytics services, and doesn’t share data with third parties.
Because the app collects no personal information, it is suitable for players of all ages.
If this policy changes, the updated version will be posted on this page with a new effective date.
Questions about privacy? Email gryphonclaw@gryphonclaw.net.