Deck Of Cards Downloads & RevenueDeck Of Cards · App Store
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Updated 2 Nov 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperHenceforth bitcoin limited
CategoryGames
PriceFree
Released
Rating★ 4.4 (7)
Version1.39
Age rating4+
First seen by us
12 Oct 2026
12 Oct 2026📦Updated to version 1.39📦Updated to version 1.38🆕First spotted by AppInsider🆕Its developer released another app: The Hansard: MPs & Parliament
Full timeline · 7 events
- 📦Deck Of Cards updated to version 1.39Dealing again now continues your hand's row instead of covering the cards already in it, and a large hand, whether from a first deal or from Organize Cards, is narrowed so every card stays on the table.
On iPad and other wide screens, Settings, the tutorial and the menus that slide up now sit in a readable column, and the tutorial and invite buttons are easier to tap.
A dragged hand card now reaches the bottom edge of the play area, and a stack's count badge sits on the top edge of a card in your hand.… more - 📦Deck Of Cards updated to version 1.38On the iPhone Duo, your hand now gathers under the hand button after you fold or unfold the phone, the table keeps the zoom you left it at, and the hand button moves to one side of the fold when the phone is partly folded like a book.
On the closed Duo the line above your hand now reaches the edge of the screen, a deck's card list fits more cards in each row on the open Duo and on iPad, and the Deal Cards, Game Menu and Choose Template sheets can be pulled up to full height.
On every iPhone and iPad, a table zoomed far out no longer slides off the side of the screen.
Organize Cards now gathers your hand into a fan under the hand button, keeps the cards in order from left to right, and narrows the fan so a large hand fits on the screen.
In multiplayer, the app no longer crashes when the host deals to a player whose own deck was dealt out, cards in your hand stay private when a match starts on your table, a player who joins with cards on their table now takes the host's table instead of keeping a second one, a deck change in Settings no longer leaves a stray card on the host's table, and in a match only the host can now change the deck.
Opening the tutorial from Settings no longer clears a Free Play table in progress, the deck count no longer drops below zero after you delete or change the deck in play, and Replay's draw pile count now matches the table after a reset or shuffle and in a match with more than one copy of the deck.… more - 📦Deck Of Cards updated to version 1.37In multiplayer, a match now starts on the deck the host chose, a player invited into a running match takes the table as it stands instead of replacing it, the dealer keeps the deal when another player leaves, and when a match ends the table is cleared along with the deck it was dealt from. Cards dealt to you now land in your hand, a card dropped on another player's avatar reaches them, and a fan of dealt cards is picked up as one pile. Your saved decks appear in every deck list from launch, and a deck whose name starts with a dot or runs very long now exports to a file you can find and import again. Replay and the Game Log keep every face-down deal, count the whole draw pile, credit a drawn card to the player who drew it, and no longer name the cards dealt to other players. On iOS 27 the clock and battery over the Free Play table turn black or white to stay readable against your table colour. VoiceOver now reads the Settings, Select Deck and Deck Editor titles as headings and says what the four symbol-only buttons in the deck settings do.… more
- 🆕Deck Of Cards first spotted by AppInsiderUnited Kingdom (found via developer)
- 📦Deck Of Cards version 1.36Settings and deck edits are now saved when the app goes to the background, so nothing is lost if it closes there. A deck file the app cannot read is now set aside rather than overwritten, so your decks can still be recovered. In multiplayer, a newly placed card no longer jumps back over a newer position from another player, and the app stays in step with players on newer versions. The two settings switches now read their captions to VoiceOver.… more
- 🆕Deck Of Cards: its developer released another app: The Hansard: MPs & Parliament
- 🆕Deck Of Cards released on the App Store
Collected from the stores by AppInsider since we first spotted the app. Dates are when we saw each change.
Rating
4.4 ★
7 ratings
Measured
Deck Of Cards on the App Store
App details
App ID
1520654142
Publisher
Henceforth bitcoin limited
On the store since
Jul 2020
6 years on the store
Minimum OS
iOS 18.0+
iPhone XS and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Universal purchase · Game Center
Content rating
4+
Languages
33
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Size
4 MB
Also listed in
Utilities, Card
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Not charting right now. | ||
Ratings
App Store, worldwide.
Rating
4.4 ★
7 ratings
Measured
Ratings
7
Measured
About Deck Of Cards
Play any card game with friends on one live table.
Tap the deck to draw cards. Drag them anywhere on the table. Tap to flip. It's that simple.
Swipe the deck for more options — shuffle, reset, deal to players, or change your deck.
FEATURES
• Tap and drag controls — intuitive and smooth
• Shuffle, reset, and deal cards with one tap
• Organize cards freely on the table
• Private hand area — hide cards from other players
• Customize colors, card styles, and card backs
• Multiple deck sizes to suit any game
• Interactive tutorial for new users
MULTIPLAYER
Play with friends anywhere over Game Center. Share the same table wirelessly — perfect for game nights.
SUPPORTED GAMES
52 cards: Poker, Rummy, Blackjack, Snap, Go Fish, Crazy Eights, Spades, Hearts, Bridge, War, Solitaire
54 cards (with Jokers): Canasta, Rummy variants, Joker Poker
40 cards: Scopa, Briscola, Mus, Tresette
36 cards: Durak, Schwimmen
32 cards: Skat, Belote, Piquet, Jass
Whether you're playing poker night, practicing card tricks, or just need a quick deck — this app has you covered.
Deck of Cards Multiplayer is an auto-renewing subscription (monthly or yearly). Payment is charged to your Apple Account at purchase confirmation. It renews automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the period ends; manage or cancel anytime in your Apple Account settings.
Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
Privacy Policy: https://henceforth.club/dadeckofcards/privacy
Tap the deck to draw cards. Drag them anywhere on the table. Tap to flip. It's that simple.
Swipe the deck for more options — shuffle, reset, deal to players, or change your deck.
FEATURES
• Tap and drag controls — intuitive and smooth
• Shuffle, reset, and deal cards with one tap
• Organize cards freely on the table
• Private hand area — hide cards from other players
• Customize colors, card styles, and card backs
• Multiple deck sizes to suit any game
• Interactive tutorial for new users
MULTIPLAYER
Play with friends anywhere over Game Center. Share the same table wirelessly — perfect for game nights.
SUPPORTED GAMES
52 cards: Poker, Rummy, Blackjack, Snap, Go Fish, Crazy Eights, Spades, Hearts, Bridge, War, Solitaire
54 cards (with Jokers): Canasta, Rummy variants, Joker Poker
40 cards: Scopa, Briscola, Mus, Tresette
36 cards: Durak, Schwimmen
32 cards: Skat, Belote, Piquet, Jass
Whether you're playing poker night, practicing card tricks, or just need a quick deck — this app has you covered.
Deck of Cards Multiplayer is an auto-renewing subscription (monthly or yearly). Payment is charged to your Apple Account at purchase confirmation. It renews automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the period ends; manage or cancel anytime in your Apple Account settings.
Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
Privacy Policy: https://henceforth.club/dadeckofcards/privacy
Latest updates
1.39
Dealing again now continues your hand's row instead of covering the cards already in it, and a large hand, whether from a first deal or from Organize Cards, is narrowed so every card stays on the table.
On iPad and other wide screens, Settings, the tutorial and the menus that slide up now sit in a readable column, and the tutorial and invite buttons are easier to tap.
A dragged hand card now reaches the bottom edge of the play area, and a stack's count badge sits on the top edge of a card in your hand.
1.38
On the iPhone Duo, your hand now gathers under the hand button after you fold or unfold the phone, the table keeps the zoom you left it at, and the hand button moves to one side of the fold when the phone is partly folded like a book.
On the closed Duo the line above your hand now reaches the edge of the screen, a deck's card list fits more cards in each row on the open Duo and on iPad, and the Deal Cards, Game Menu and Choose Template sheets can be pulled up to full height.
On every iPhone and iPad, a table zoomed far out no longer slides off the side of the screen.
Organize Cards now gathers your hand into a fan under the hand button, keeps the cards in order from left to right, and narrows the fan so a large hand fits on the screen.
In multiplayer, the app no longer crashes when the host deals to a player whose own deck was dealt out, cards in your hand stay private when a match starts on your table, a player who joins with cards on their table now takes the host's table instead of keeping a second one, a deck change in Settings no longer leaves a stray card on the host's table, and in a match only the host can now change the deck.
Opening the tutorial from Settings no longer clears a Free Play table in progress, the deck count no longer drops below zero after you delete or change the deck in play, and Replay's draw pile count now matches the table after a reset or shuffle and in a match with more than one copy of the deck.
1.37
In multiplayer, a match now starts on the deck the host chose, a player invited into a running match takes the table as it stands instead of replacing it, the dealer keeps the deal when another player leaves, and when a match ends the table is cleared along with the deck it was dealt from. Cards dealt to you now land in your hand, a card dropped on another player's avatar reaches them, and a fan of dealt cards is picked up as one pile. Your saved decks appear in every deck list from launch, and a deck whose name starts with a dot or runs very long now exports to a file you can find and import again. Replay and the Game Log keep every face-down deal, count the whole draw pile, credit a drawn card to the player who drew it, and no longer name the cards dealt to other players. On iOS 27 the clock and battery over the Free Play table turn black or white to stay readable against your table colour. VoiceOver now reads the Settings, Select Deck and Deck Editor titles as headings and says what the four symbol-only buttons in the deck settings do.
