What it does
Dominada keeps score for a game of dominoes: who scored, how much, and how the teams stand. It is built for the table — figures big enough to read from the other side, one screen to record a hand, and a screen that will not sleep while a game is open.
How to use it
1. Start a game
Pick the rule profile — Puerto Rico 200 and 500 with bonuses are included — and pick the players from your list. Players are saved once and chosen from a list afterwards, so nobody types names every game. Say who leads first and you are off.
2. Record each hand
When a hand ends, tap Anotar mano. Say whether someone went out — and for which team — or whether the hand was blocked, then enter the pips each side was left holding. If the profile has bonuses, you tick them there. Got it wrong? Undo removes the last entry.
3. Read it the way you like
The scoreboard comes three ways, switched from the board itself:
- Card — large totals and every hand broken down.
- Notepad — the way it is written on paper: names underlined across the top, a rule between the columns, and each hand's points written down the column of whoever won it.
- Large — totals only, as big as they fit.
What it looks like
Rule profiles
No two tables play quite the same, and the app does not choose for you. A profile says what you play to, whether you must land exactly, how many sides and players per side, whose tiles are counted, what happens when a blocked hand ties, who leads next, and which bonuses pay.
The included profiles can be copied and edited, or make your own. The profile is stored inside the game: changing or deleting it later cannot move a single point in a game already played.
Players and teams
Each player keeps a record — games played and won, win rate, points for and against, bonuses earned — and the list of games they appeared in.
Teams need no creating: they come out of the games themselves. If two people played together, that team is there with its record. Name it if you like; otherwise it goes by its players' names.
Everyone keeps a copy
A finished game can be shared with everyone who played it. Whoever receives it imports it and it lands in their own history with the players recognised. If the app cannot place someone it says so, and you add or link them yourself — two people are never merged just because they share a name. Importing the same game twice replaces it instead of duplicating it.
No account, no internet, and nobody has to run a server: it travels like any other file.
Questions
Do I need internet?
No. Everything is stored on your device and the app works fully offline.
Do I need an account?
There are no accounts and no sign-up.
Does it work for Dominican, Cuban or other rules?
The engine does not know where the rules come from: what is Puerto Rican lives in the included profiles, not in how it counts. If your table plays differently, make a profile.
Can I play against someone through the app?
Not yet. Dominada keeps the score; it does not deal the tiles.
Something wrong, or an idea?
Bugs and ideas are reported on GitHub, in the open, so you can read what someone else has already reported before writing your own. Spanish or English, either is fine.
If you would rather it were not public — or it is a security problem — write to cacique@boriken.dev.
Privacy
Dominada collects nothing. No accounts, no analytics, and your games stay on your device until you choose to share one. Privacy policy.