A golf scorecard in pencil that opens on the Duo like a club's card
Does Short Pencil: Golf Scorecard work on iPhone Duo?
Yes, from launch day, says its developer: closed, you keep score one-handed on the cover; open, the card writes itself in pencil beside the keys. It isn't on the App Store yet.
- Developer claimedDM Solutions and Development, the developer, in a submission to FoldHunt on October 10, 2026, saying it will be ready on launch day, and on the app's site (shortpencilcards.com) and Instagram (instagram.com), which show it closed, open and standing. A search of the App Store found no listing yet; the site says it is coming soon there, and it is on Google Play now.
Adapted for the fold
- Closed · Outer display
A pencil in your pocket
Closed, you keep score one-handed, hole by hole: the hole's par, yardage and handicap, each player's score so far, and the number keys in two rows of six, all on the cover with nothing to scroll.
- Open · Inner display
The card writes itself
Open, the round spreads across two pages with a stitched leather spine in the hinge: the club's card on the left page, pencilled in as you tap, and the hole, players and keys on the right, with nothing you tap in the crease. The finished card opens out across both pages, front nine on the left and back nine on the right.
- Book · Partly folded
Stand it on the cart
Half-folded like a small laptop, the nine you're playing faces you on the upright half and the keys wait on the half lying flat.
- Split View · Two apps
One column beside another app
Sharing the screen with another app, Short Pencil goes back to its one-column phone layout.
About Short Pencil: Golf Scorecard
Short Pencil is a golf scorecard for people who’d rather play the course than look at a phone: no GPS, no shot tracking, no ads and no account. Pick a course and its card fills in, tap one number a hole, then sign the card with your finger and keep it, emailed to you if you like. Scores are drawn in pencil on a club-style card, with birdies circled and bogeys boxed.
DM Solutions and Development sent it to FoldHunt built for iPhone Duo, where it folds like a paper scorecard. Closed, it’s a one-handed pencil on the cover; open, the card writes itself on the left page beside the keys, with a leather spine on the hinge, and unfolding mid-round swings the card open from the spine. Stood half-folded on the cart, the nine you’re playing faces you above the fold. It’s on Google Play now and coming soon to the App Store.
Evidence reviews
What we checked, when, and what the evidence establishes. Each record preserves the support label at that check.
· Developer media reviewed
Developer claimed · iphone-duo
Watched the developer's Instagram reel frame by frame and checked the iPhone Duo images on the app's site: the scorecard on the cover, the card beside the keys when open, the phone half-folded on a cart, and the finished card across both pages.
Poses shown: Closed, Open, Book. These are observations of the evidence, not a test of every interaction.
App version: Not recorded in this evidence.
The reel is a promotional render with the app's screens on a rendered iPhone Duo, and the site's images carry no app or Xcode version. The iOS app is not on the App Store yet, so no build was tested.
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Sources: Short Pencil on iPhone Duo (shortpencilcards.com) · Short Pencil on Instagram: A scorecard has always folded in half (instagram.com) · Short Pencil on Google Play (play.google.com)
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