Count'n Pick

Game night needs a scorekeeper. Class needs someone to pick the next reader. A giveaway needs a winner everyone trusts. Count'n Pick keeps score and makes the draw, big enough for the whole room to see it was fair. Save a list once, like "Period 3" or "Friday players", and draw from it in one tap. Tap Show the room and the result fills the screen, so nobody has to take your word for it. Four ways to draw • Pick: one name or several, from a saved list or from names you type or paste. • Teams: even teams, by number of teams or by people per team. • Order: who goes first, second and last. • Numbers: any range, up to 999 at a time, with or without repeats. No one picked twice Turn on No repeats and each list keeps track of who has been drawn. Put anyone back with a tap, or start over when everyone has had a turn. Who's in today Someone is absent? Tap their name in Who's in and they sit out today's draws. Everyone is back tomorrow. Giveaways Paste the entries, count each person once, and draw a winner with backups in case they don't reply. Then share the result as a ticket to post with the announcement. Keep score too Add a counter for each player, team or thing you tally. Set how much each tap counts, give it a color, and open it full screen so the whole table can read it. How the draw works Every draw comes from the cryptographically secure randomness built into iOS. No name has better odds than another. Free version and Plus Count'n Pick is free with 3 counters, 2 lists and draws of up to 50 names. The free version shows short promos for other apps by the same developer, and a bigger draw or backups take one short promo. Count'n Pick Plus is a single purchase, not a subscription: unlimited counters and lists, draws of any size with backups, saved draws, picks remembered after you close the app, and no promos. Yours, and private No account, no tracking, no analytics. Your counters and lists stay on your device and sync through your own iCloud. It works offline. For iPhone and iPad, in English, Italian, German, French and Spanish.