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Users struggle with keeping track of points and scores during board games, resorting to note apps and calculators, which can be tedious and error-prone.

Users manually track scores and rules during board games using pen/paper or memory, which can be error-prone and disrupt gameplay flow

Currently, users may struggle to keep track of their board game collections and the number of plays they've experienced. Alongside this, discovering new games and finding others to play with may be challenging. The old solution may involve manual tracking methods, such as spreadsheets or paper lists, which can be time-consuming and prone to errors. manually tracking board game collections and plays.

Users manually search through extensive board game options, which is time-consuming and overwhelming due to the lack of personalized filtering.

Users currently manage their board game collections manually or with basic spreadsheets, leading to issues such as lack of centralized tracking and difficulty in discovering new games or connecting with fellow enthusiasts.

Users need to compare board games but struggle to efficiently gather and compare information for multiple games simultaneously. This leads to time-consuming and cumbersome manual research.

Users traditionally rely on physical board games, which are bulky, non-portable, and limited to a fixed set of games. Managing multiple physical boards is inconvenient and restricts accessibility to diverse gaming experiences.

Players seeking engaging and convenient board games struggle with finding quality games that are accessible offline and allow for flexible play sessions with friends or family without the need for internet connectivity.

Users track Qwixx game scores manually using paper sheets, leading to manual mistakes and inconvenience in managing physical sheets during gameplay.