eleven card games · house rules · the people you know

Deal in the dark.

President, Big 2, Hearts, Spades, Hold’em and six more. Play against bots, make the house rules yours, and take your time. Online friend tables are being prepared for public release.

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alex 9
mira 11
you 7
theo 4
7
your turn · beat a 7
11games
30house-rule variants built in
2–8players at a table
0real-money wagering

Eleven games. One table.

The same orbit for every game: you at the bottom, the play in the middle, the player to act lit. Learn the table once.

PPresidentShed your hand first to become president; last out is scum.3–6
2Big 2Shedding with poker hands. Three of diamonds opens; two is highest.2–4
HHeartsAvoid hearts and the queen of spades — or take them all.4
SSpadesBid tricks with your partner. Spades are always trump.4
EEuchreFast trump-taking partners game with bowers.4
GGin RummyTwo-player draw and discard. Knock with low deadwood.2
8Crazy EightsMatch rank or suit. Eights choose the next suit.2–6
OOh HellBid your exact trick count, then try to hit it.3–8
FGolfReveal and replace table cards. Lowest score wins.2–6
DDraw DominoesDouble-six dominoes. Match open ends, draw from the boneyard.2–4
ATexas Hold’emNo-limit with blinds, streets and play-money stacks.2–6
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Your people. Your table.

Online play is coming to the public release: host a table, invite friends, and return to the same game. The table below illustrates the design; public multiplayer access is not live yet.

1Pick a game, the seats, the rules.
2Share the code or the link.
3Play. The table remembers who’s ahead.
mira · online
nia · online
open · invite
you · host
theo · offline
bot · normal
president6 seats
2s clear · 7s skip

Rules the way your family plays them.

Explore built-in house rules and save your own solo variants. Try a few President switches here to see how a familiar game can change.

president · base rules

Table or scene.

Look down on the orbit, or sit at the table and see your friends across from you with their cards face down. One word switches it.

Dark, or light.

Black by default, so only the cards and the player to act glow. Prefer daylight? Switch to paper and ink — nothing moves, only the light changes.

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  • Start simply.Solo play needs no sign-up. Online tables use a guest profile to reconnect you with your games. Your chosen profile photo stays on your device in the cloud-play version.
  • Keep it quiet.Sounds are optional. The planned ad-supported release uses home-screen ads for confirmed adults only, never during games. Skip the age question or choose under 18 and no ads are requested. Turn alerts for cloud games are still being prepared.
  • Play chips only.Hold’em has no cash-out, prizes or real-money wagering. Android is in testing; iPhone availability will follow separately.