Solitaire
The classic seven columns. Build the aces up, suit by suit.
the seven columns everyone knows, in five rule sets from an easy draw-one to the traditional three passes and a Vegas score.Five classic patiences, on a table that asks nothing of you.
Pick a solitaire and deal.
The classic seven columns. Build the aces up, suit by suit.
the seven columns everyone knows, in five rule sets from an easy draw-one to the traditional three passes and a Vegas score.
A grid of fifty-two and four holes. Order each row, two to king.
fifty-two cards in a grid with four gaps. Order every row from the two to the king.
Throw out the lower card of each suit. Leave the aces standing.
throw out the lower card of each suit until only the four aces are left standing.
Eighteen fans, one card at a time, and one favour to spend.
eighteen fans, one card at a time, and a single favour to spend.
Pure chance on a dial. About one deal in thirteen comes out.
pure chance on a dial, and about one deal in thirteen comes out.Five classic patiences. No advertising, no network, no account — the app cannot send anything anywhere, and never asks you for a thing.
This app collects no data and makes no network request. On Android the INTERNET permission is removed from the release build, so it has no technical means of sending anything anywhere. No account, no sign-in, no analytics.
For Solitaire, Aces Up and La Belle Lucie the app can serve only deals it has proved are winnable — a real solver, not an estimate. Losing to a deal that was lost before the first move teaches nothing.
The court cards carry the initials your language uses: J/Q/K in English, V/D/R in French, B/D/K in German, В/Д/К in Russian. Ten card decks across twenty-seven languages.
Colour-blind mode with a shape for every suit, large cards, full VoiceOver and TalkBack support, and every animation obeys Reduce Motion.