Simple Trump Card

Now with emoji reactions, real card sounds, and one-tap invite links. A physical deck of cards on your phone, no rules built in, no account needed.

Simple Trump Card turns your phone into a real, physical deck of cards — the way you'd actually handle one at a table. There are no built-in rules or scoring: it just lets you and your friends draw, hold, flip, place, and pass a shuffled 54-card deck, and you play whatever trump-card game you already know.

DECK & TABLE • A shuffled deck sits at the top of the screen at all times — touch and drag away from it to draw a face-down pile of any size, or flick quickly to toss a single card wherever you release it. • Flip cards face up or down, pile them together, and spread them out anywhere on the table. • Piles fan out realistically, with each card's rank and suit still readable. • Every draw, flip, and drop has a satisfying tick, so it feels like a real deck in your hands.

YOUR HAND • Cards fan out at true physical size, exactly like holding a real hand of cards. • Lift a card to select it, then drag it to the deck, a table pile, or another player to pass it along. • Sort your hand by rank or suit with one tap, or leave it exactly as dealt. • Your hand scrolls smoothly with natural momentum, no matter how many cards you're holding.

PLAY WITH FRIENDS • Pass the phone around the table: add local players on the same device, each with their own private hand. • Or connect nearby iPhones over Bluetooth/Wi-Fi to share one table across separate devices — no account, no internet, no server required. Share an invite link so friends can join with a tap instead of pairing manually. • Request a card from another player and pick exactly the one you want from their hand, or drop cards straight into someone's hand. • React with any emoji — tap a player's avatar to pop a reaction above it that everyone at the table can see.

FLEXIBLE FOR ANY GAME • Choose 1 or 2 standard decks from Settings. • Reset the table back to a fresh, fully shuffled state any time. • Both jokers start face up on the table, out of the way, for games that don't use them.

No ads, no accounts, no in-app purchases — just a deck of cards that behaves like a deck of cards.