The Mahjong Tally toolkit
A different tool for every table moment.
From checking a winning hand to asking what to discard, here is what each feature does — and when you’ll use it.
Mahjong Check
A winning hand. A score everyone can follow.
The host’s scoring workflow, from declared Mahjong to shared player totals. A clear breakdown beats four different answers.
- Choose the declared winner and enter the hand. Camera scanning is available on eligible plans.
- Confirm self-pick or discard, concealed or exposed sets, closing status and other table facts.
- Review each scoring pattern and the points it contributes.
- Eligible plans can save the confirmed hand to History and update everyone’s points together.
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AI Tile Scan
Currently in betaPoint the camera. Then check the tiles.
Use the camera or a gallery photo to identify the tiles in a hand, including Flowers and Gongs. Less tapping, more playing.
- Take a clear photo or choose one from your gallery.
- AI identifies the tiles and builds an editable rack.
- Review every detected tile and correct anything it missed.
- Manual entry is available as a reliable fallback.
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Tiles detected · review before scoringHand Suggestions
Find a direction for the hand you have.
Compare possible scoring routes, including special hands, and see which tiles fit each direction. It is a second opinion, not a crystal ball.
- Enter your rack and choose balanced play, a quicker finish or a higher-value hand.
- Compare route fit, target points and suggested next moves.
- Explore which tiles to keep or discard and why.
- Ask Mahjong AI a follow-up if your plan includes AI messages.
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Mahjong AI Helper
The rule question can wait. Your turn cannot.
A chat assistant for scoring, strategy and hand improvement, with the game context available across the conversation.
- Ask “Why does my hand score this way?”
- Discuss a hand direction or your next discard.
- Get explanations of concealed versus exposed sets.
- Keep asking follow-up questions in the same conversation.
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Under LRC September 2026, a Chicken Hand replaces a one-point hand with 20 points, before the base and applicable Dealer bonuses.
There is no 20-point minimum for other valid Mahjong hands.
AI Game Editor
Say what happened. Review the change.
Describe a scoring event in plain English. The editor proposes a supported point change that the host can check and confirm.
- Describe a Gong, chasing tile, penalty or point correction.
- For example: “South declared a false Mahjong.”
- Review the proposed event and each player’s point change.
- Confirm the change before it affects the table. Hosts only.
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Private Tables & Game Management
One table. A whole night kept together.
Create a private game, bring in your players and keep the history attached to the table. Paper can take the evening off.
- Create a private table and assign seats.
- Review recorded rounds, point changes and player standings.
- Eligible hosts can correct scores and undo recorded mistakes.
- Record immediate events—Gardens, declared Concealed Gong collections, chasing tiles, draw-pool contributions and penalties—separately from winning-hand rows.
- Guest and invitation access depends on your plan.
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Score. Connect. Celebrate.
Ready for a calmer table?
The tiles are complicated enough. The tally needn’t be.