Photo scoring
Counts the pips of every tile from one photo, right on your iPhone. You confirm the total before it counts.
Take a photo of the tiles left at the end of the hand and Anótalo counts the points for you. No more arguing over the math, no more scraps of paper.
For iPhone with iOS 17 or later · English and Spanish
Scoring a hand takes a few seconds, and you always see the total before it counts.
Place the tiles face up and spread apart, and take a photo. You can also pick one from your library.
Anótalo reads every tile on the iPhone and shows the total. Anything doubtful is marked “⚠ Check” so you can fix it with a tap.
Confirm and the points go to the winning team, with prizes and bonuses added automatically.
Everything you need to run a game, nothing you have to learn.
Counts the pips of every tile from one photo, right on your iPhone. You confirm the total before it counts.
Big team totals, how many points each team still needs, and every hand listed in order, like scoring on paper.
The 500 game adds prizes to the first four hands. Capicú and chuchazo are worth +100, and blocked games are handled too.
Win 200–0 or 500–0 and Anótalo celebrates with a goat bleat. Turn it off in Settings anytime.
Switch languages in Settings, whatever language your iPhone uses. Light, dark or system appearance.
No account, no ads, no tracking. Your games and photos stay on your iPhone.
Double-six dominoes for two teams of partners.
First team to 200 wins. Each hand is worth the pips left in the players’ hands, with no prizes.
First to 500 wins, and the winners of the first four hands take a prize on top of the points:
Go out with a tile that fits on either end.
Win the hand with the double blank, la chucha. Both at once still count +100.
A shutout. The other team never scored, and everyone hears the goat.
Anótalo doesn’t collect any data. There’s no sign-up and nothing to share.
We’re finishing the last details for the App Store. Questions or ideas in the meantime? We’d love to hear them.