Bone keeps the score sheet while you roll real dice. Pick one of 20+ games, from Yatzy and Farkle to Liar's Dice and 421, add your players, and the app does the maths: combinations, bonuses, every turn's points and the ranking. No more scribbled sheets, no more mental arithmetic, no more arguments about the total. For every other game night, a free score counter takes over. It is all free: no ads, no in-app purchases, no account.
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20+ dice games
Yahtzee, French column Yam's, Farkle, 421, Liar's Dice, Pig, Mexico, Bunco, Craps and many more, with their rules in the app.
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French column Yatzy
Down, free, up and first-roll columns, Max and Min, the 63 bonus: the sheet is filled and checked for you.
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Score counter
Skyjo, Uno, cards, Mölkky: round after round, with a target score or lowest-score-wins.
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Game night
Several games in one evening, a running leaderboard and a podium at the end.
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Records and head-to-head
Best scores, win streaks, a record between two players and day-by-day history.
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No dice at hand?
A virtual dice roller is one tap away, and results can be shared as an image.
Full rules for the dice games Bone can score, with their scoring charts.
See all rules →Does it cost anything?
No. Bone is completely free, every game included: no subscription, no in-app purchases, no ads, no account.
Do I need real dice?
That's the idea: you roll, tap the values and Bone keeps score. No dice? The virtual roller does the job.
How many players?
Up to 8 on one phone for dice games, up to 12 with the score counter.
Do I need an internet connection?
No, everything runs locally and your games stay on your phone.
Can I resume a game?
Yes, several games can stay in progress at once and pick up where you left them.
Which phones?
iPhone (App Store) and Android (Google Play), in English and French.
Deckard
Tanguyfounder of Bloomwise Studio
I always have dice on me, because I love playing Yahtzee. The problem is that the existing apps are packed with ads, to the point where you have to switch to airplane mode just to play a normal game. And they all stop at Yahtzee, when really, if you love dice, you want to play other things too. I built Bone for that: an app that keeps the scores without nagging you, and that opens up the whole collection of dice games.