What the recording screen shows.
The moves as typed, the move number, whose turn it is and whether the game is saved. Large enough to read across the table.
For you
For arbiters and organisers.
What a player with Plyfolio can and cannot see, in one page you can check. The event rules decide.
Chief arbiters, congress organisers, league secretaries.
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The recording screen: the last move, the one before, the earlier moves small. Nothing else.
What it does for you.
What it never shows.
No board, no evaluation, no suggested moves, no opening names and no engine. Accurate entry dims keys that cannot make a legal move and completes x, + and #; it never suggests a move, and a Strict entry setting turns it off if you want a plain scoresheet. Review with Stockfish opens only from the Library, for a game saved as finished.
Checking a phone at the board.
Recording works in aeroplane mode. Ask the player to show the recording screen and the Library's finished games: a game in progress cannot be reviewed. Plyfolio makes no claim to be approved by FIDE, the ECF or any league; under FIDE Laws article 11.3 any device needs your specific approval.
Printable scoresheets for your event.
The free scoresheet maker prints sheets with your event name, round and date filled in, in a layout that is quick for players to type up afterwards.