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Keep track of whose turn it is

After an interruption, the group may not remember who should play next.

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A familiar family moment

From a daily problem to a clear plan

The starting point

After an interruption, the group may not remember who should play next.

Sofia is the second of four players and is taking the current turn.
Sofia is the second of four players and is taking the current turn.

A practical next step

A highlighted player makes it clear who is taking the current turn.

After Next, Emma is selected as the third player.
After Next, Emma is selected as the third player.

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Start a session with Whose Turn or Combo (Standard), then add players in the order you want. Whose Turn? shows the current player and their position. Next moves to the following person; Undo reverses the last saved turn change.

Get organised in a few steps

  1. 1

    Start with turn order

    Choose Whose Turn or Combo (Standard). Add Daniel, Sofia, Emma and Leo in that order.

  2. 2

    Check the current player

    Scroll to Whose Turn?. The example shows Sofia with 2 / 4. You can scroll the row of names horizontally.

  3. 3

    Move to the next player

    Tap Next. The card changes to Emma with 3 / 4. The scores stay the same.

  4. 4

    Undo an accidental change

    Tap Undo to return from Emma to Sofia in this example. Undo is unavailable when there is no saved previous turn change.

What helps along the way

The essentials at a glance

Part 01

Turn order follows the order in which players were added.

Part 02

The card shows the current player and their position in the group.

Part 03

The most recent saved turn change can be undone.

If something looks wrong

Turn order does not match the scoreboard.

Turns use the order in which players were added. The scoreboard sorts by score and the selected scoring setting.

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Written by Best4Family editorial team. Content reviewed: . Updated: .

The screenshots show the Android app. The layout and controls are largely the same on iOS. The examples use fictional family data.