Put the phone on the table and let it call.
One host, one phone, everybody else on paper tickets — the way Tambola is actually played at home. The app calls each number out loud, marks it on the board, and keeps the last call big enough to read from across the room.
Every number is spoken aloud, so the host can hold a ticket too. The voice is heard even with the ringer switched to silent, and music only dips for the call instead of stopping.
The number just called is shown very large and stays put while the board scrolls. Nobody has to lean over the table or ask what it was.
Set an interval from 3 to 15 seconds and the app calls by itself, so the host plays along. The screen stays awake while it runs and lets go when it stops.
Called too fast, or tapped twice? Undo takes the last number straight back — no confirmation box to fight with while a room is shouting at you.
Early Five, Top Line, Middle Line, Bottom Line, Four Corners and Full House are there by default. Tap to mark one claimed, tap again to undo. Switch off any your house doesn't play.
Everything runs on the phone, so it works in a hall with no reception. Close the app mid-game by accident and it comes back exactly where you left it.
No account, no sign-in, no server. The numbers called and the prizes claimed are kept on your own device — the developer never receives any of it. Read the full privacy policy.