My Bowling Scoreboard is designed to help bowlers keep track of their games in one place. Its core function is recording scores and pin locations, then making that history available for review. The app is described for casual bowlers as well as more serious competitors.

Recording and retrieving scores

Scores and pin locations are stored in an organized database. Past scores and pin locations can be retrieved for analysis and comparison, which is useful for bowlers who want to look back at earlier games and see how their results compare.

Statistics on scores, strikes, and pin locations

The app provides statistics covering scores, strikes, and pin locations, intended to support evaluation of performance over time. The description mentions questions such as the percentage of spares for the "Big Four" and how often a player has recorded consecutive strikes, but it does not explain how those figures are calculated or displayed.

Exporting history

Score history can be exported to a CSV file that opens in Excel. This allows further analysis outside the app or sharing the records with other people.

Two-bowler use and the PRO version

The app is described as suitable for two bowlers, with the goal of accurate score tracking for friendly competitions. The PRO version is listed as adding support for up to three bowlers, unlimited history records, and support for no-tap and shoe preferences. The description also refers to a PRO and Ultra version, but the detailed feature list is the clearer source for the PRO options above.

The listing identifies the developer as Peter Ho, the version as 6.6.00, and the category as Other.