BridgePad 1.1

This application is designed specifically for tracking scores in a game of Bridge. Its user-friendly interface eliminates the need for traditional pen and paper, streamlining the scoring process while automatically handling the calculations for points and their allocation.

Upon launching the app, users are presented with a clean slate. The scoring process begins by selecting the "Add Score" button, allowing players to input the details of each hand played. Users can specify which side played, the suits and tricks bid, and the number of tricks won. Additional options include indicating whether there was a double bid and if points are awarded for Honors, such as holding four of the top five trump cards. Once the relevant details are entered, pressing "Add Score" updates the app with the appropriate points tally.

The app also features an "Undo" button, enabling users to easily remove the most recently entered hand if necessary.

For customization, a long press on either the "We" or "They" buttons grants users the option to rename their teams, which is subsequently reflected in the "Add Score" screen.

The "Reset Game" function allows users to clear the existing rubber and start anew, with the app saving progress until that point.

This app represents Stephi Goering's inaugural foray into app development.