It is a VERY GOOD APP specially made for magicians, beginner or advanced. The steps are great, UI are great and the prices for cards are great! One thing to improve the app, sometimes we aren't sure of what are we buying. Therefore, it's better for you to make us see the description of the decks/accessories/magic tricks that we've put in the Cart and you can choose to add, update & remove the item that we've put in the Cart ALL IN ONE PAGE of an item. Overall, an AMAZING APP!! Looking forward for updates to this amazing magic app!

Great app! But Ive got a thought for improvement. Wouldnt it be handy if, when you get to the learn section, you can choose a catagory, like: forces, changes, controls, etc? In the same way theres the beginner/intermediate/advanced and sleights/flourishes/tricks sections, I mean. So you choose your level, choose your section and then be able to choose a catagory. I think it would make the app even more functional.

Wow, this app is all they said it was and a lot more. If you are new to magic or been doing it for years there is so much here for you. I was blown away by it and this is not even mentioning the shop which has something for everyone. This site is just perfect.

It's everything I thought it would be. Not only does it simplify finding the tutorials, but now I can pull up the app anytime I need a new deck of cards. Asad has outdone himself with this one, very impressed.

Great app. Very simple and not demanding. Waiting to see more vids, and maybe some that are exclusive for the app users! Like many others, would love to have the option to download and view later when I'm a offline. Another thing i thought of, is too be able to tick, or mark the vids that i have watched already. Faster browsing for vids that way

If you are a magician who watches videos online for new ideas or help with techniques from books that sometimes have opaque instructions and not-terribly-clear diagrams, then you should have come across 52Kards on Youtube by now. If you have, then you should grab this app, as it categorizes some of the videos and makes it easier to watch (and shop!). If you haven't, then you need this app because Asad's videos are top-notch instructions, each describing and demonstrating techniques, all while acknowledging the history that makes magic great. I've seen some comments with suggestions to break video categories up into even smaller chunks (forces, cuts, effects, flourishes, etc) and I think that's a valid bit of feedback, but even as it stands now, the app is well worth your time. It's better built than many paid apps, and I'm actually shocked 52Kards put it out for free.