Riffle: Cards to Draw
Damien Flasse
Five packs, 318 cards, all of it there the moment you open the app. One price, once. Nothing to buy afterwards. Riffle is a deck of cards you draw from. Nothing else, and that's the point. Three of the five packs are mostly played with other people: with friends, as a couple, in the same room. The five packs, each with its own emblem: - Tarot: 78 arcana, drawn and read. - Decisions: a verdict when you're stuck. - Would You Rather…: playful impossible choices. - Icebreakers: a question, then go deeper. - Writing Prompts: against the blank page. And a blank deck, if you want your own: you write your cards, one side or two. You draw, the card comes out, you read it. Without replacement to empty the deck, with replacement to draw endlessly. When it's empty, you reshuffle. What Riffle doesn't do: no in-app purchases, no subscription, no account, no ads, no tracking, no AI-generated art. The tarot cards are the real Rider-Waite-Smith illustrations from 1909, not a modern recoloring. Around it, dozens of card apps live on subscriptions. Everything stays on your iPhone. The app talks to no server.
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