IRL Games

Rebranded to IRL Games, now with Red 10!

Classic Chinese table games including Mahjong and Red 10 with your friends, in real life or online.

Play real mahjong in real life, where Jade Table scans your tiles and calculates the score across traditional rulesets like Chinese, Riichi, and more. Or play digitally, with any mix of friends and AI at your table. And when the tiles stay home, deal into Red 10: the partner card game where the red tens pick the teams.

THREE MAHJONG RULESETS

Hong Kong, Japanese Riichi, and Chinese Official, each with the scoring done right and settings you can tune to match your house rules, down to the minimum faan.

RED 10

The climbing card game for 4 to 6 players. Partners stay hidden until a red ten hits the table, bombs turn a hand around, and revealing in the light doubles the stakes. Jade Table deals digitally, or bring a real deck and record each hand as it ends: the app keeps score, tracks the teams, and knows exactly what a bomb is worth. Three tables to choose from: classic Red 10, four-player Huzhou, and six-player Sasaki 6.

AT A REAL TABLE

Bring your own tiles and play the way you always have. When a hand ends, point your camera at the winning tiles: Jade Table reads them, scores the hand, and keeps the running totals for everyone at the table. No more napkin math, no more arguing about whether that hand was really worth 8 points, and no more designated scorekeeper missing half the fun.

The scanner runs right on your phone, so it's fast, and every hand is saved as you go. Scroll back through the night and see exactly how it unfolded, hand by hand.

DIGITAL GAMES

No tiles with you? Jade Table deals. Start a table in seconds and share a code, a link, or a QR scan. Seats you can't fill, AI players will. Three friends, one friend and two AI opponents, or a full table of humans across three time zones: the game runs the same, and every move shows up live for everyone. Mahjong or Red 10, same table, same code.

ONE TABLE, EVERY SCREEN

Jade Table is cross-platform!

CLUBS

Bring your whole crew together. Start a club, invite people with a code, a link, or a QR scan, and give the group a home between game nights.

Post to the club feed when there's news, then schedule an event with a time, a venue, and a Google Maps link so nobody has to ask where it is. Members RSVP, seats fill up, and once a session is full the rest slide onto the waitlist. On game day you check people in with a QR scan at the door, and every game played there tracks right alongside the event.

A standing Tuesday meetup or a one-off tournament runs the same way. The club holds the details, the roster, and the results in one place, so you get to run the night instead of chase it.

FRIENDS AND STATS

Add friends, see the games they have running, and jump in when there's a seat. Your lifetime played, wins, average placement, and a hand-by-hand history of every game.

Good games are better together. Pull up a chair.