A calmer way to keep Rummy score.

Why we built it

Paper score sheets work—until totals are missed, a round is overwritten, or nobody remembers who crossed the Pool limit. RummyPoints keeps one clear record that everyone at the table can follow from a phone.

The goal is simple: spend less time adding numbers and more time enjoying the game.

What RummyPoints does

Create a private room code, add two to eight players, record each round, and share the live standings. The scorekeeper automatically maintains running totals and marks Pool 101 and Pool 201 eliminations.

• Points, Pool 101, Pool 201, and Deals formats
• Round-by-round score history
• Read-only live room for invited players
• Clear rules and scoring guides

Friendly games only

RummyPoints does not sell entries, process wagers, award prizes, or facilitate real-money play. It is a scorekeeping and educational tool for social games.

Rules can vary

Rummy traditions differ by family, region, and platform. Our guides explain common 13-card Indian Rummy conventions, but your group should agree on drops, maximum penalties, jokers, re-entry, and tie-breaks before the first deal.