In the same room
Phones find each other and sit down at one table. No internet, no codes, no Wi-Fi network: they connect straight to each other, so it works on a plane, at a campsite, or in a theater lobby.
Nerts · Pounce · Peanuts · Racing Demon
The card game families shout across the kitchen table, on iPhone and iPad. No turns, no waiting: race to empty your Nerts pile before anyone else calls it.
Get Nerts Now on the App Store$2.99, once. No ads, no in-app purchases, no account.
It's solitaire, except the whole table plays at the same time, slamming cards onto the same piles in the middle.

Beat someone to a card by a split second. Every ace anyone plays is everyone's to build on.

The table knows when someone's close. Can you get there first?

Empty your Nerts pile and the round's yours. Then everyone counts up, and you deal again.
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Everyone's on their phones anyway. Might as well be playing together.
Phones find each other and sit down at one table. No internet, no codes, no Wi-Fi network: they connect straight to each other, so it works on a plane, at a campsite, or in a theater lobby.
Start a game on a FaceTime call and keep talking while you race, or send it to a group chat and play without a call. It runs on Apple's SharePlay: no server to lag, nothing to sign up for.
Computer opponents are ready any time, from relaxed to ruthless. Learn the game, or just see how fast you really are.
Send the game to the TV with AirPlay and the whole table becomes a live broadcast, so everyone in the room can watch the race.


Every group you play with keeps its own records: who wins most, the best round ever, the most cards played. Play to 50, 100, 150 or 200, and set the house rules your family plays by.
New to Nerts? How to Play gets you racing in a minute.
Nerts Now is $2.99, once. Less than other card games charge just to turn their ads off. And with Family Sharing, up to six people in your family play with that one purchase.
How to play, finding nearby players, the TV, Family Sharing: the Support page has answers. Or just write to us at hello@nertsnow.com. A real person reads every email.