Play tracking
Log the play. The story writes itself.
Twenty seconds after the box closes, the session is on the record — and your win rates, rivalries and yearly Replay are already updating.
Kept honest
The log
A session becomes a record, not a memory
Players, factions, scores, duration, location and the photo of the final board — one play page holds the whole night, comment thread included.
- Scores optional. Co-ops, campaign sessions and “we just played” count too.
- Kits do the maths. A game kit’s score sheet totals categories itself — no 1am arithmetic.
- Guests welcome. Friends without accounts are named players; if they join later, their history is waiting.
Head-to-head
Settle who actually wins more
Pick any regular rival and see the whole rivalry: total record, win rates, hours played, and the score in every shared game. The argument ends here — or at least gets numbers.
- The overall score. 156–235 is a sentence no spreadsheet ever wrote about your friendship.
- Per-game truth. You may be losing Cascadia 11–16 and still own Rustling Leaves 10–5.
- Fair by design. Co-ops, game-master seats and no-result plays stay out of win rates.
The calendar
Your gaming month, at a glance
Every day wears the covers of what hit the table. Scroll back through years of game nights the way you scroll photos.
- Covers, not dots. You can see the month was an Ark Nova month without opening anything.
- Filters cut through. One game, one group, one location — the calendar follows.
- Monthly totals. 19 plays, 33 hours. Some months you just need the receipt.
Replay
Every month ends with a highlight reel
Ludoya Replay turns your period into an animated, shareable recap — plays, hours, games, partners and the moments in between. Wrapped, but for the table.
- Monthly and yearly. The July recap and the year-end retrospective, built from your real log.
- Made to share. The share button is on the card because that is what recaps are for.
- Badges alongside. Milestones land as you hit them — the Replay is where they get their moment.
Getting started
Tonight’s game is your first data point
Create an account
Email, Google or Apple. If your history lives on BGG or BGA, connect them — it imports.
Log the play
The one from ten minutes ago counts. Game, who played, who won.
Watch it compound
Ten plays in, the stats get interesting. A month in, the first Replay is waiting.
Honestly
Against the notes app and the paid tracker
One forgets, the other tracks alone. This one is free and knows your friends.
| Notes / solo tracker apps | Ludoya | |
|---|---|---|
| Log a play | Fast, but it stops there | 20 seconds, and it connects |
| Win rates and stats | Solo stats only | Yours, and head-to-head |
| Shared plays | Everyone logs their own copy | One play, everyone’s history |
| BGG / BGA sync | Sometimes, one way | Both, two-way |
| Photos with plays | In your camera roll | On the play page |
| Yearly recap | — | Replay, monthly and yearly |
| Works offline | ||
| Price | Often paid | Free |
What it costs
Nothing. Logging, statistics, head-to-head, the calendar, Replay and badges are free, without limits or trial clocks.
The Player plan adds extras around the edges — the AI rules assistant, the shelf planner, campaigns — but the tracker itself is the free core, and stays that way.
The record starts with one play
Free, on iOS, Android and web. Log tonight’s game before you forget who won.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does logging actually take?
About twenty seconds for a scored play: pick the game, tap the players, enter scores, optionally attach a photo. Co-ops and unscored sessions are faster still.
I have years of plays on BGG. Do they come with me?
Yes — connect BoardGameGeek and your play history and collection import; the sync then keeps both sides current, in both directions.
What about online plays on Board Game Arena?
Connect BGA and finished tables arrive on their own, with co-players matched by BGA username where they are also on Ludoya.
Do my friends have to log the same play again?
No — a play is shared. Log it once and it lands in every tagged player’s history and stats.
Do co-op games ruin my win rate?
No. Cooperative plays, game-master seats and plays without results are excluded from win-rate maths by design.
Does it work at a table with no signal?
Yes — log offline and it syncs when you are back. The cabin weekend is safe.
Can I keep plays private?
Per play and globally: every play has its own visibility, and your profile and stats have theirs — anyone, friends, group-mates or nobody.
What is Replay exactly?
An animated recap of a month or a year, built from your log — plays, hours, games, partners — with a share card at the end. It exists for groups and events too.