The bowling score tracker that reads the scoreboard for you.
Photograph your lane's scoreboard and SnapStrike imports everyone's scores automatically. Or enter them by hand with a guided pin pad. Either way, every game feeds into per-player stats, history, and charts — all on your device, no account required.
SnapStrike is currently in beta testing via Apple TestFlight. App Store release is coming soon.
Every bowling alley has a scoreboard, but not every bowling alley allows for electronic integration for score retrieval. Re-entering that data by hand to track your game is tedious. SnapStrike's Snap tab changes that.
Take a photo of the scoreboard or pick one from your library. SnapStrike runs up to 27 on-device preprocessing passes — adjusting contrast, inversion, upscaling, and binarization — then fuses the best results and extracts every player's frame-by-frame scores automatically. The whole pipeline takes 10–15 seconds and never sends your photo to a server.
Photograph the lane scoreboard → SnapStrike reads every player's frame-by-frame rolls → review and correct if needed → assign to player profiles → saved to history automatically.
Five focused tabs. No filler.
The headline feature. Photograph the lane scoreboard and SnapStrike extracts all players' frame-by-frame scores using a multi-pass on-device OCR pipeline. Works with dark and light displays alike.
Enter scores yourself using a guided pin pad. Buttons disable automatically when a roll would be impossible, so you can't accidentally enter a bad frame. Edit any filled frame by tapping it. Add or remove bowlers mid-game.
All-time average, last-10-game average, high game, and high series. A score history line chart, strike rate by frame position bar chart, and spare conversion percentage. Filters per profile. Export all games as CSV.
Every game is saved with date, bowling center name, full frame-by-frame scorecard, and (for Snap games) the original scoreboard photo. Filter by player. Strikes are highlighted red; spares blue.
Create profiles for each bowler in your group. Games are attached to profiles, so everyone's stats stay separate. Snap games let you assign each detected lane slot to an existing profile or auto-create a new one from the detected name.
No account, no subscription, no internet required. Built with SwiftUI and SwiftData on iOS 17+. All Apple-native — no third-party SDKs or analytics. Your photos and scores never leave your device.
SnapStrike is organized around how bowlers actually use it — before, during, and after a game.
Recent games and quick access to start a new one.
The camera import flow. Photograph and save.
All saved games, filterable by bowler.
Averages, charts, and CSV export per profile.
Create and manage bowler profiles.
Screenshots will be added here when available.
SnapStrike is currently in beta testing via Apple TestFlight. There's no firm App Store release date yet. Reach out if you have questions, want to share beta feedback, or want to be notified at launch.
Contact Us About SnapStrikePrivacy: SnapStrike uses your camera and/or photo library only for the scoreboard import feature. All OCR processing runs on-device via Apple's Vision framework — your photos are never uploaded to any server. No personal data is collected. Read the full privacy policy →