A hand. Four opinions.
- Paper tallies and mental arithmetic
- A Flower bonus someone forgot
- “Wait, whose points changed?”
Connected Clarity
A calmer way to score Taiwanese mahjong.
Scan the tiles. See the full point breakdown. Keep the whole table in sync — without turning the last hand into a maths debate.
Taiwanese 16-tile · LRC September 2026 · Web app / PWA
Score. Connect. Celebrate.
Your table, at a glance.
Less arithmetic. More mahjong.
Mahjong nights shouldn’t end
in the group chat arguing about math.
A score you can check.
- AI scan or reliable manual entry
- A clear pattern-by-pattern breakdown
- Shared totals and a record of the round
A toolkit for the whole table
Know the hand.
Keep the night moving.
Choose a tool below. See the complete app screen and how it helps your table.
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.
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Explore Mahjong CheckBuilt for Taiwanese 16-tile
The right rules.
For your table.
Mahjong Tally follows LRC Taiwanese scoring rules (September 2026). Built around your ruleset, from the first draw to the final breakdown.
A standard winning hand has five sets and one pair. Gongs add physical tiles while counting as one set; recognized special hands have their own shapes.
- Points that add up. Scores use additive points. No multipliers, and no 20-point minimum to win.
- Flowers scored correctly. Seven/eight Flowers are standalone 20/40-point wins. Gardens are separate events.
- The whole round covered. Dealer streaks, draw pools, chasing tiles and penalties follow the current edition.
104 scoring rows · Game points
Base
Mahjong / Winning5 pts
Closing5 pts
Flower events
Mixed GardenImmediate event5 pts
Pure GardenImmediate event10 pts
Instant Flower wins
7 Flowers instant Self-Draw win20 pts
8 Flowers instant Self-Draw win40 pts
Sheung3 consecutive tiles in the same suit
Pong3 identical tiles
Gong4 identical tiles, counted as one set
EyesThe pair that completes the hand
See the scoring workflowStart free. Add what helps.
A plan for your table.
Simple manual scoring, a host’s toolkit, or complete AI assistance.
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Before the first round
A few good questions.
And answers you won’t need an AI to decipher.
How are points calculated?
Points are added directly. There are no multipliers and no 20-point minimum for a valid Mahjong. Higher tiers and combined patterns replace their included lower rows to avoid double counting.
How are Gardens and Flower wins scored?
Mixed Garden and Pure Garden are immediate 5- and 10-point events, separate from the winning hand. Seven Flowers and eight Flowers are standalone Self-Draw wins worth 20 and 40 points respectively, with no base or other bonuses. Replace the required Flower tiles before declaring.
What happens when the rules are updated?
New calculations use the LRC September 2026 edition. Previously saved results remain historical records; they are not automatically recalculated.
Is this only for Taiwanese mahjong?
Yes. Mahjong Tally is built for Taiwanese 16-tile mahjong, following LRC September 2026 scoring rules. It is not a generic scorer for every mahjong variant.
How does AI tile scanning work, and is it accurate?
Take a clear camera or gallery photo. AI identifies the tiles and creates a rack you can review and edit. Scanning is currently in beta, so recognition can be wrong. Always confirm the rack; manual entry is an alternative in supported tools. Check Pricing for current access.
What’s the difference between Table, Scorer and Pro?
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Can I download Mahjong Tally yet?
Mahjong Tally has not launched publicly yet. Join the waitlist for updates. A public launch date and download instructions have not been announced.
When will I be able to access the app?
Joining the waitlist registers your interest; it does not provide immediate app access. If you receive an invitation, follow the instructions sent directly to you. We have not announced a public release date.
Is my game data private?
Games are private to their members. The host and administrator have access needed for table management, support and safety. Photos and relevant game context may be processed by service providers when you choose scanning or AI. See the app’s Privacy Policy for the full details.
Can I use this to teach classes or run a mahjong lounge?
Teachers, lounges and community groups are welcome to get in touch. Tell us how you play or teach, how many tables you run and what you need. We can discuss fit and partnership ideas without promising tools that are not yet available.
Does AI Game Editor change scores without asking?
No. It proposes a supported change for the table host to review and confirm. Mahjong AI Helper explains and advises; AI Game Editor handles proposed table edits.
How do I report a problem?
For app issues or scoring review, go to Account → Help & Privacy → Report a Problem. For website support, use the Ask support button to ask a question or file a claim that reaches the owner dashboard. In the app, Account → Help & Privacy → Report a Problem remains available. You can also contact mahjongtally@gmail.com.
Score. Connect. Celebrate.
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The tiles are complicated enough. The tally needn’t be.