Deckhand: Tabletop Games
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About this game
Deckhand turns the phones in the room into a deck of cards. Your phone is your hand. The games are the ones you play at a kitchen table.
Start a game, share the code, play.
THE GAMES
War - 2 players. High card wins. Ties mean war.
Bull - 2 to 10 players. Lie about your cards. Get caught, eat the pile.
Ride the Bus - 2 to 8 players. Guess wrong, take points. Last one holding rides the bus.
Crazy Eights - 2 to 8 players. Match suit or rank. Eights are wild.
Go Fish - 2 to 6 players. Ask for a rank, collect books of four.
Popular house rules are built in, so the table plays the version your family already argues about.
HOW A TABLE WORKS
One phone starts the table. Everyone else joins with a code from their own phone. Each player's hand stays on their own screen, so nobody is reading over a shoulder and nobody is stuck holding the deck.
Deckhand deals and keeps score. You handle the accusations.
New to a game? The rules are a tap away, so nobody has to remember how Ride the Bus goes before the first hand.
WHEREVER YOU END UP
A hotel lobby. The back seat on a long drive. A lounge on a cruise ship. The kitchen table after dinner. A bar with a group waiting on a table. The moment somebody says they wish they had a deck of cards, you already do.
Deckhand is built for playing together in person, on the phones everyone already has.
House rules: https://caratozzolo.dev/deckhand/rules
Privacy: https://caratozzolo.dev/deckhand/privacy
Start a game, share the code, play.
THE GAMES
War - 2 players. High card wins. Ties mean war.
Bull - 2 to 10 players. Lie about your cards. Get caught, eat the pile.
Ride the Bus - 2 to 8 players. Guess wrong, take points. Last one holding rides the bus.
Crazy Eights - 2 to 8 players. Match suit or rank. Eights are wild.
Go Fish - 2 to 6 players. Ask for a rank, collect books of four.
Popular house rules are built in, so the table plays the version your family already argues about.
HOW A TABLE WORKS
One phone starts the table. Everyone else joins with a code from their own phone. Each player's hand stays on their own screen, so nobody is reading over a shoulder and nobody is stuck holding the deck.
Deckhand deals and keeps score. You handle the accusations.
New to a game? The rules are a tap away, so nobody has to remember how Ride the Bus goes before the first hand.
WHEREVER YOU END UP
A hotel lobby. The back seat on a long drive. A lounge on a cruise ship. The kitchen table after dinner. A bar with a group waiting on a table. The moment somebody says they wish they had a deck of cards, you already do.
Deckhand is built for playing together in person, on the phones everyone already has.
House rules: https://caratozzolo.dev/deckhand/rules
Privacy: https://caratozzolo.dev/deckhand/privacy
Card games for your whole crew. Play with friends and family, no deck needed.
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• Deckhand turns the phones in the room into a card table. One player hosts, everyone else joins with a four-letter code, and the app deals and referees. Play War, Bull, Ride the Bus, Crazy Eights, or Go Fish — the rules are a tap away.
• Deckhand turns the phones in the room into a card table. One player hosts, everyone else joins with a four-letter code, and the app deals and referees. Play War, Bull, Ride the Bus, Crazy Eights, or Go Fish — the rules are a tap away.
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CARATOZZOLO DEVELOPMENT LLC
contact@caratozzolo.dev
10 Timothy Ln
Vernon, NJ 07462-3007
United States
+1 973-919-7531
