American Mahjong Score Tracker
Keep track of every Mahjong session.
Enter each player's score after a game or session and keep a running history for your group. No spreadsheet and no paper ledger. Made for weekly American Mah Jongg clubs and friends who play regularly and want the record to last.
Free, no accounts. Start a room, send your group the link, and every session you enter lives there.
Track every game or session
Open your room, add a session, pick who played, and type in each player's score. Save it and the session joins the group's record. Next week, open the same link and add the next one. Nothing to set up again.
- Enter scores. One line per player. Positive, negative, or zero, whatever your table awarded. A note field takes anything else worth keeping: which game, whose house, which card.
- Save results. The session is stored in the cloud for the room, so whoever writes it down, everyone else with the link has it at once.
- Come back and continue. Sessions stack up by date. The record is always the whole history, not this week's sheet.
- No zero-sum requirement. In American Mah Jongg mode the scores do not have to add up to zero. You save the numbers your group actually awarded.
Built for weekly Mahjong clubs
Your club plays every Tuesday. Mahjong Logbook keeps the history so you don't have to restart a spreadsheet every week.
One room is one club. The regulars stay on the roster, so entering a session is a matter of tapping who played and typing four scores. When a guest sits in, add their name on the spot; the roster keeps them for the next time they visit. Players who stop coming can be moved off the active list without losing a single past result.
Clubs that fill more than one table enter each table as its own session on the same date. Play twice a week, play once a month, skip a holiday: the record simply picks up where it left off, for as many sessions as you play.
See your group's history
Every session sits in the log, newest first: the date, who played, each player's score, and the note. Open any session to correct a number or delete it. Open any player to see the sessions they played, their wins, losses and even sessions, and how their running total has moved from one session to the next.
Filter the record by year or quarter to look back at one season, or leave it open for the whole life of the club. Leaderboard, trend chart and head-to-head views are built in as well; if ongoing rankings are the point for your group, the American Mahjong leaderboard page covers those.
Simple American Mah Jongg scoring
Enter whatever score your group uses. Card values, doubles, bonuses for a self-picked win, penalties, wall-game points, the extra your house rules add: the tracker records the number, it does not decide it.
- Positive, negative, or zero scores are all allowed.
- No forced scoring formula. There is no single American tournament or club standard, and Mahjong Logbook does not impose one.
- No NMJL hand validation. Mahjong Logbook does not read the card or score hands. Your table decides what a hand is worth and you enter the result.
- Scores do not need to add up to zero. Cantonese and Hong Kong Taiwanese modes keep their zero-sum check; American mode leaves it off.
Why not use a spreadsheet or a notebook?
Spreadsheet or paper
- Someone types it all in, then types it again into the totals
- Lives on one person's laptop or in one person's bag
- Easy to lose, hard to build a long-term history from
Mahjong Logbook
- A recurring record: the same room every week
- Player history that builds itself from each session
- Automatic totals, shared with everyone who has the link
Free, nothing to install, works in the browser on a phone or a laptop.
FAQ
Can I use this for an American Mah Jongg club?
Yes. Create one room for the club, add your players once, and enter a session each time you play. Regulars stay on the roster, guests can be added on the spot, and the whole history stays in the room.
Do scores need to add up to zero?
Not in American Mah Jongg mode. Pick American as the style when you enter a session and each score stands on its own. The Cantonese and Hong Kong Taiwanese styles keep their zero-sum check.
Can I use my own scoring rules?
Yes. Mahjong Logbook records the score your group awards under its own rules: card values, bonuses, penalties, wall games and house rules included. It does not impose a formula.
Does Mahjong Logbook calculate NMJL hand values?
No. It does not read the card, validate hands or work out what a hand is worth. Your table scores the hand; Mahjong Logbook keeps the result and the totals over time.
Can I track the same group every week?
Yes, that is what it is for. The room keeps every session in date order, so a club that plays every Tuesday opens the same link and adds the next session. Filter by year or quarter to look at one stretch of the record.
Can I see past games?
Yes. Every session is listed with the date, who played, each score and any note, and any session can be opened later to correct a number or delete it. Each player's page shows the sessions they played and how their total moved.
Running a tournament? The American Mahjong tournament tracker covers multi-table events with cumulative standings by round.
Want ongoing group rankings? The American Mahjong leaderboard ranks a club or recurring group over time, with head-to-head and trends.