Keep track of your Board Game collection, plays and scores in this easy to use tool.
View statistics and graphs for your games, plays, and other players.
Works offline, can sync with BoardGameGeek.
- How many games did you play recently?
- Who scored the highest for a game?
- With whom did you play and who wins more?
- Did you improve your score from last times?
- Use tailor-made score sheets to enter scores.
- Compare players, view graphs and charts.
- Keep track of your collection and sync with BoardGameGeek.
Collection management features:
- Keep track of every game you've played or are interested in.
- Choose a specific version and image, and track multiple copies.
- Set status to Owned, Wishlist, Want to play, and much more.
- Enter details like comments, price paid, acquisition date, etc.
- Filter games on status, Played but not owned, Unplayed owned games.
- Set Custom filters to select a game for your specific group.
- Full automatic syncing with your BoardGameGeek (BGG) collection.
Play tracking features:
- Set scoring rules, cooperative and team play for each game.
- Select game and played expansions.
- Set Players and Locations, including anonymous players.
- Enter location, scores per player and many more details.
- Calculate scores on the fly by using the math keyboard.
- Create teams and enter team scores.
- Use over 2800 game-specific tailor-made score sheets.
- Add Player roles, and choose from previously used ones.
- Use a timer to keep track of your play length.
- Add a Game note you can view each time you start a Play.
- Post your plays to BoardGameGeek, including auto-post after each save.
- Import existing plays from BoardGameGeek (BGG), Yucata and Board Game Arena (BGA)
- Send one or more Plays to other BG Stats users so only one of you has to enter the details.
Statistics features:
- View statistics for each game and player, and combination.
- See pie charts, play times and durations graphs, and score charts.
- View insights for Games and Players, for different time periods.
- See your H-index, fives, dimes, quarters and centuries.
- View a Player's personal H-index and win percentage.
- Share Insights charts and 3x3 images.
- See cost per play for your games.
BG Stats has export and import functions for easy backup to a variety of services.
You can sync with other devices via BG Stats Cloud sync (an in-app subscription).
All in a native iOS interface, supports dark mode, landscape and iPad screens.
With the Power Expansion (in-app purchase):
- Extended game charts, based on number of players.
- Filter your data on players, locations, specific periods and player counts.
- Statistics for a specific combination of players, and compare them.
- Winning streaks, tiebreakers, and new and starting player stats.
- Role- and board-based statistics.
- Heat map of plays and play duration.
- Cost per hour, player and more.
- Add tags to Games, Players and Locations.
- Create and save custom filters, now also with tags.
- Customize the Game filter dropdown menu.
- Create advanced filters with multiple criteria and logical operations.
- View combined game statistics.
- Sync game tags with BoardGameGeek.
- Create Challenges (if available) based on game filters or tags.
With the Challenges expansion (in-app purchase):
- Create a challenge from one of the many templates.
- x times y challenges: play x games y times.
- Ongoing Reach your next H-index challenges.
- Set the time period and choose specific games to track, or use auto-fill.
- Filter specific Players, Locations and player counts to count for the challenge.
With a Cloud sync subscription:
- Seamlessly sync your data between all your devices.
- Keep a backup of your data in the cloud.
Please note that changes to the BGG website or API can temporarily break BGG related features. I cannot guarantee their continued availability.
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What is Board Game Stats?
Board Game Stats is a digital product or tool described as: Eerko Vissering
Where did Board Game Stats originate?
Data for Board Game Stats was aggregated directly from the Apple App Store community ecosystem, representing raw developer and early-adopter sentiment.
When was Board Game Stats publicly launched?
The initial public indexing or launch date for Board Game Stats within our tracked developer communities was recorded on July 6, 2014.
How popular is Board Game Stats?
Board Game Stats has achieved measurable traction, logging over 440 reviews and facilitating 5 recorded discussions or engagements.
Which technical categories define Board Game Stats?
Based on metadata extraction, Board Game Stats is categorized under topics such as: Lifestyle, Utilities.
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How does the creator describe Board Game Stats?
The original author or development team describes the product as follows: "Keep track of your Board Game collection, plays and scores in this easy to use tool.
View statistics and graphs for your games, plays, and other players.
Works offline, can sync with BoardGameGeek...."
Community Voice & Feedback
You have to pay to purchase the app and then you have to pay to get full usage of the app. I hate how I can’t see certain statistics that I’m tracking.
This app is amazing! I would buy it again in a second. I highly recommend it to anyone that plays games on a regular basis.
No app is perfect, but this one is very good. The developer is constantly making improvements.
I would pay for this app just for the scoring “sheets,” though my favorite aspect is cost per play, which makes it easier to convince myself to buy more games
I would pay for this app just for the scoring “sheets,” though my favorite aspect is cost per play, which makes it easier to convince myself to buy more games
Hands down the best app for anything board gaming related. I can import plays from Board Game Arena, log in person games manually, track play time, use custom score sheets tailored to each game, pick a random first player, and view detailed statistics. It also syncs with BoardGameGeek for both my collection and plays. The developer is incredibly responsive and helpful. Highly recommend downloading it. So many of my friends started using it after seeing it in action on game nights. I also have bought the add-ones and have tipped numerous times because this app is THAT good.
I’ve been using BGStats for nearly two years at this point. I’ve ended up purchasing both add-ons and have also made multiple contributions to the tip jar. The app really is that good. Not only does it excel at logging plays, managing my collection, and analyzing various aspects of my hobby, the developers are stellar in terms of listening to their user base and implementing features for which we ask. Truly one of my all-time favorite apps I’ve ever used on my phone.
This app was already AMAZING. It now pulls in even more data from bgg inc “best with” and “recommended with” player counts. So when only 3 show up for your game night it’s now really easy to find the “best” game to play. The stats info is AWESOME too.
I just won against my wife in Castles of Burgundy. She was sad and claimed that I always win this game. I opened the app and showed her that we had each won six times, and she had won the previous three games. She felt better and agreed to another game. This is why I bought the app! Thank you!
This is without a doubt the best app I own, and I’m not even exaggerating. The amount of functionality and how well it works is astounding. I use it all the time. I have been logging my plays since 2008 or so, and so I have a ton of data.
I use it to track my collection, give me suggestions of games to play, and even buy Christmas gifts for others. Plus I can quickly answer the question “what have you been playing lately?”
It even has custom score sheets for most games, which makes score keeping a cinch.
I love it. It’s cheap. It is updated constantly. The designer is responsive.
If you play games, just buy it. It’s great!
I use it to track my collection, give me suggestions of games to play, and even buy Christmas gifts for others. Plus I can quickly answer the question “what have you been playing lately?”
It even has custom score sheets for most games, which makes score keeping a cinch.
I love it. It’s cheap. It is updated constantly. The designer is responsive.
If you play games, just buy it. It’s great!
This app is very well designed and supported. All of the features are well thought out. I love using this app to help keep track of realistic play times and to show what types of games I am actually able to get to the table. The price is great. If they added more options for in-app purchases, I would be the first to buy!
Pound for pound, this is the best app on the market. The level of detail, care, and thought put into this for its intended purpose is staggering. Brilliant app.
If you play board games at all and enjoy tracking your plays, this app is a must-buy. Excellent ux for entering plays with built-in score sheets and tons of fun stats. Plus there are new features released regularly. Highly recommended.
App is helpful for certain things I can’t do on BGG, but it doesn’t replace the app for me.
-For logged plays, there doesn’t seem to be a way to log multiple plays at once. If I play a 5 minute game 20 times in a row, I would need to individually log that 20 times. On BGG I would just need to change the number from 1 to 20.
-On BGG, I started logging solo plays without selecting player, because it’s kind of obvious who played the game. However, on BG Stats, it takes player information and graphs it, but there is no way to replace plays nobody logged as a player/self.
I like that it can be quicker to log plays, but it is more effort to leave a comment than on BGG which I got into the habit of doing.
-I like that it takes less taps(3) to log a play than BGG(5).
-I like that I can see the H-index in the summary and at the logged plays.
-I like that there is a game randomizer
-I wish the filters were applied differently. For example, if I select Owned games and Want To Play, then any game fulfilling EITHER condition is filtered through. But I would want to filter games I Own AND Want To Play. There is no way to use the filter to exclude games. Which is unfortunate because I use the Wishlist numbers to mark games in my collection. Such as games I have access to, but are not personally mine. Or games that I consider expansions or part of the same system - markers unique to me since BGG and BGG Stats are limited in that respect. Ie games that I own on my devices.
Summary: while some things are useful and new, BGG Stats doesn’t replace BGG app for me.
-For logged plays, there doesn’t seem to be a way to log multiple plays at once. If I play a 5 minute game 20 times in a row, I would need to individually log that 20 times. On BGG I would just need to change the number from 1 to 20.
-On BGG, I started logging solo plays without selecting player, because it’s kind of obvious who played the game. However, on BG Stats, it takes player information and graphs it, but there is no way to replace plays nobody logged as a player/self.
I like that it can be quicker to log plays, but it is more effort to leave a comment than on BGG which I got into the habit of doing.
-I like that it takes less taps(3) to log a play than BGG(5).
-I like that I can see the H-index in the summary and at the logged plays.
-I like that there is a game randomizer
-I wish the filters were applied differently. For example, if I select Owned games and Want To Play, then any game fulfilling EITHER condition is filtered through. But I would want to filter games I Own AND Want To Play. There is no way to use the filter to exclude games. Which is unfortunate because I use the Wishlist numbers to mark games in my collection. Such as games I have access to, but are not personally mine. Or games that I consider expansions or part of the same system - markers unique to me since BGG and BGG Stats are limited in that respect. Ie games that I own on my devices.
Summary: while some things are useful and new, BGG Stats doesn’t replace BGG app for me.
Legitimately my most used app on my phone. It’s the absolute best.
Great App, however the player filters in Insight don’t appear to do anything. Was hoping to see stats on games played with only certain players but that doesn’t work.
I love this app so much that I purchased all of the add ons because I quickly became addicted to all of my board game state. The way the app displays all of your information is fun and engaging. I love the challenges because they keep me going back to my board games. This app has helped me grab old games I haven’t played in a long time off the shelf as well as play new games that I had purchased but never got around to playing. This is probably the best app I have ever used and it’s free! The free information is probably enough for most people but I wanted more and wanted to support the creators. One thing I would love as a tiny improvement would be for the board game geek ratings of games to sync in real time. I added finspan to my owned games list when people were rating it low and now that it has received higher ratings I’d like that to sync and reflect. However, if I want it to reflect I need to re-add the game. Maybe I am doing this wrong but if an auto sync could happen that would be great! All in all get this app if you love board games and want to track your stats!
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