Open a browser, enter the code, and join the same table as iPhone players without making everyone install first.
Family game night, simplified
Play Three to Thirteen without score sheets, setup friction, or rule debates.
Start a table in seconds, share one short code, and let everyone join from whatever device they already have. The game keeps score, tracks rotating wildcards, and helps players build runs and books visually instead of arguing over them.
The iPhone app is the main way to play and unlock Pro. Browser is the fastest way to start. Android is coming soon.
No account needed
2–12 players
Solo vs AI
11 rounds
iPhone today
Android soon
Why It Wins Game Night
Start fast, stay clear
Join by Code
Build Groups
Stay in Sync
Cards can be organized into visible stacks, so likely runs and books feel more like a real tabletop hand.
Wildcards, valid lay downs, go-out checks, and scores are handled for you.
Practice for free against Easy AI, then upgrade in the app for tougher bots and fuller solo tables.
No account. No spreadsheet. No wondering whether a wildcard group counts. Start free in the browser, invite the table with one code, and move into the app when you want the best ongoing experience.
Why it feels easier
It teaches itself while you play.
Build groups visually
Organize cards into clear books and runs instead of mentally tracking every possible combination in your hand.
Know what is valid
The game labels groups, explains invalid ones, and makes discard and go-out decisions much easier to read.
Keep everyone on the same page
Scores, turns, final turns, and laid-down groups stay in sync across the whole table, even on mixed devices.
Pick your path
Start wherever the table is easiest to gather.
Play free in browser
The fastest path for first-time players and guests. Open the site, enter a code, and start the same table immediately.
Download on iPhone
The best long-term experience for regular players, with the clearest hand layout and the current path to Pro upgrades.
Watch for Android
If your table is mostly on Android, the browser path works today and the dedicated Android app is coming soon.
Built around the real rules
The tricky parts of Three-to-Thirteen? Already handled.
Runs and books
Group cards by rank or in a suited sequence. You can use wildcards to fill gaps, but you always need at least one real card in each group.
Hints when you want them
Suggested groups can help newer players spot likely books and runs, and they can be hidden if your table prefers no help.
Round-by-round wildcards
3s are wild in the first round, then 4s, 5s, all the way up to Kings in the final round.
Final turns stay clear
When someone goes out, the app keeps the last-turn flow organized so everyone can lay down or lay off without confusion.
Play anywhere
One game, every screen.
iPhone and iPad
The premium way to play, with the smoothest hand management, the clearest card layout, and the full upgrade path to Pro.
Download on the App StoreAndroid
The Android version is in progress. For now, Android players can join through the browser and share the same live table.
Coming soonWeb browser
No download needed. It is the easiest on-ramp for guests, fast joins, and trying the game before you commit to the app.
Play in your browserSolo vs AI
Practice anytime with Easy AI for free. Pro unlocks Medium, Hard, and up to four AI opponents for deeper solo games.
Start a solo game
Go Pro
Free gets you in. Pro makes solo play worth mastering.
Everything you need to start
- Multiplayer tables across phone and browser
- Easy AI practice games
- Hints, rule checking, and scorekeeping
- Fast browser join flow for the whole table
Upgrade when you want a real challenge
- Medium and Hard AI opponents
- 2 to 4 AI opponents for fuller solo tables
- Ad-free play in the app
- A stronger long-term solo practice loop
Pro upgrades happen in the iPhone app today. Android support is coming soon.
Start free now, then upgrade only if you want more challenge.
Download on iPhone if you want the best experience right away, or start in the browser and bring the whole table in first.