Autumn Score is a practical two-side score keeper with a warm seasonal design. It gives casual games, practice rounds, tabletop sessions, and friendly competitions a clear place to record progress without paper. Two large counters remain visible together so both sides can be updated from the same screen. The app focuses on fast, reliable score changes, a readable result, and a local history that is easy to review later.
Begin a new session from the illustrated home screen and open the scoreboard. Each side has its own current value and direct controls for adding or subtracting one point. The numbers come from live runtime state and react immediately to accepted input. A reset action returns the active scoreboard to its starting values after confirmation, so an accidental tap does not silently erase an in-progress match.
The primary flow is intentionally simple. Assign the left and right counters to the people or teams in front of you, then update the appropriate side as the round continues. Large touch targets make frequent score changes comfortable on a phone, while high-contrast values remain legible above the decorative autumn background. Because both counters share the view, there is no need to switch tabs to confirm who is ahead.
When a session is complete, save the result to local history. The record includes the final scores and a date so previous matches can be distinguished. History is generated from actual saved sessions rather than a fixed example list. Open it from the menu to review past outcomes, then clear the stored records through an explicit action when they are no longer needed. Empty history has its own helpful state instead of displaying invented data.
Autumn Score includes an Allow Negative Scores preference for activities where penalties or deductions should be represented. When the option is disabled, subtraction respects the lower boundary and prevents a counter from falling below zero. When enabled, the same control can move into negative values. The choice persists locally and changes the behavior of the scoring engine, making it a real app-specific setting rather than a decorative switch.
The app uses supplied leaf, scoreboard, navigation, guide, and settings artwork throughout the experience. Warm orange and gold accents, deep readable headings, rounded panels, and generous spacing create a consistent seasonal identity. Decorative elements support the composition without covering the counters or controls. The layout respects system areas and keeps the main scoring actions reachable in portrait use.
A concise guide explains how to increase a side, subtract a point, reset an active session, save a completed result, and review history. The instructions use the same visual language as the scoreboard and remain available from the home route. Clear labels and content descriptions make the navigation understandable, while the core experience communicates entirely through visuals and text rather than depending on sound.
One branded launch sequence introduces Autumn Score and then opens the home screen. Moving into the scoreboard, visiting history, opening settings, returning from the guide, or relaunching through normal navigation does not show a second splash. This preserves a polished start without placing a delay between the user and an active score. Android back behavior returns through the visible screen hierarchy in a predictable way.
All scores, saved results, and preferences remain on the device. There is no account requirement, public leaderboard, team registration service, social feed, or remote match database. The score keeper can be used as a self-contained utility for local activities. Network access is not needed for adding points, subtracting points, resetting a board, saving a result, or browsing the stored history.
Track two scores and keep a clear local match history.