Deckfold

Solitaire card game for Android

Classic solitaire, calm and clear

Klondike with big, easy-to-read cards, Draw 1 or Draw 3, winnable Draw 1 deals, unlimited undo and hints. Free, offline, no account.

Coming soon to Google Play
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Big, easy-to-read cards

Large ranks and suits that stay readable even in tall piles, on phones and tablets.

Draw 1 or Draw 3

Pick your challenge. Draw 1 deals are checked so they can be won.

Tap or drag

One tap sends a card to its best place; drag for full control. Unlimited undo, hints and a Finish button.

Track your progress

Win rate, best time, fewest moves, best score and win streaks. Four table colors and three card backs.

Your games stay yours

Deckfold has no account and asks for no permissions. Your games and statistics stay on your phone. The app is free with ads from Google AdMob, which never see your games.

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Guides

Klondike rules, strategy, and the difference between Draw 1 and Draw 3.

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Questions

Is Deckfold free?

Yes, with no account. It shows a banner at the bottom of the screen and now and then a full-screen ad between games.

What does 'winnable deals' mean?

In Draw 1, every new deal is checked by a solver before you see it, so a win is possible. You can turn this off in Settings for fully random deals. Draw 3 deals are always random.

Draw 1 or Draw 3?

Draw 1 turns one card at a time and is easier: far more games can be won. Draw 3 turns three at a time, and only the top one is playable, which is the classic challenge.

How do I move cards?

Tap a card to send it to the best place, or drag it where you want. When every card is face up, the Finish button sends the rest home.

How is the score worked out?

10 points for a card to a foundation, 5 for a card from the waste to the table and 5 for turning a card over; taking a card back off a foundation costs 15, and turning the waste over in Draw 1 costs 100.

Which phones and languages?

Android 8.0 or newer, phones and tablets. English, Spanish, Portuguese, French and German, with local card letters.