Play together, wherever everyone is.
Word hunts, mahjong and rummy at one table — with the family chat running right beside the board. Free, no account, nothing to install.
Play now — free →Word Hunt — the classic letter-grid word game
Same letters, one clock, best words win. Everybody at the table gets the identical grid and the same few minutes. Swipe through touching letters to spell, watch the others' word counts climb beside their faces, and when the clock runs out the table turns over: the winner is crowned and every word is laid out — yours first, then the ones somebody else found too.
Mahjong — solitaire, or the real four-player game
The tiles you know, on the table you miss. Two games in one place. Mahjong solitaire is the quiet one — matching pairs off a stacked board, hints when you want them, a ladder of boards that grow as you climb. The live table is the real game: two or four seats, draw and discard, claim a tile, and a hand card that teaches the scoring while you play.
Tile Rummy — runs, groups and two jokers
The tile game that takes all evening, in the best way. Numbered tiles on a three-tier walnut rack. Lay runs and groups, and once you're in, the whole table is yours to rearrange as long as every set still stands when you're done. A joker can be anything — and anyone can lift it by handing in the tile it stood for.
One table, wherever everyone is
This is the part that surprises people. Everyone's face sits around the board with their score riding on it, the family chat runs right beside the tiles at every live table — the word hunt, mahjong and rummy alike — and you can reply to a line the way you would on WhatsApp. Grandparents in one house, the kids in another, all in the same room for twenty minutes.
- Everyone around the board — Each player's photo sits above the tiles with their score on it, and a tick the moment their turn is in.
- Chat at every table — Word hunt, mahjong or rummy — swipe a line to reply to it, send a quick 🎉, and hear a soft chime when somebody writes. At the rummy table it runs the whole game long.
- A nudge for the slowcoach — One buzzer, real recorded voices, and the whole table hears the same one.
- Nobody gets stuck — A turn nobody touches moves on by itself, and an empty chair can always be taken.
How it works
- Play one right now — Open any game on this page and you're playing in seconds — on your own, nothing to sign up for.
- Make a family circle — One board with everyone's birthdays on it. Send the link in the family chat; they add themselves and they're in.
- Set the table — Pick a game, send the invite — the picture of your own board lands in the chat — and everybody takes a seat.
Questions
Is it really free?
Yes. Every game, every table, the chat, all of it — free, with no ads and nothing to unlock.
Do I need an account?
No. Nobody signs up, nobody gives an email. You make a family board, share the link, and whoever taps it adds their name and they're in.
Do we have to download anything?
No. It all runs in the browser on any phone, tablet or computer. If you'd like it on your home screen there's a one-tap way to add it, but you never have to.
Can we play at the same time, or does everyone take turns?
Both, depending on the game. The word hunt is everyone at once on a shared clock. Mahjong and rummy go round the table, with the chat running the whole time — and neither one keeps you waiting on somebody who has put their phone down.
Will my parents manage it?
That's who it's built for. There's nothing to install, nothing to log into, and a tap on the link in the family chat puts them straight at the table. The type is large and every game explains itself.
What about the children?
They're usually the ones who start it. A child with a phone and no email can join from a QR code, and the word game quietly teaches them what every word means.
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