Arcane Void · Bridge

Bridge with a partner who bids your system and never peeks.

Contract bridge on your phone or tablet. Three seats are played by a program that bids Standard American, tells you why it made every call, and plays its cards from what a person in that seat could see. When the board is over, the post-mortem shows what the deal was worth.

Every call explained

A line under the auction says why partner or an opponent bid what they did. After the board, the result sheet puts the engine's own choice next to each of your calls, with its reason.

Nobody looks at your cards

The engine imagines the hands it cannot see, solves each of them, and plays what does best across them. The real deal is solved only in the post-mortem, after the last trick.

Your conventions, all four seats

Stayman, Jacoby transfers, weak twos, Blackwood, Jacoby 2NT and negative doubles, each one a switch. Partner and opponents bid the same card you do.

A table that behaves

Undo to your last decision. Claim, and have the claim checked. Leave, and come back to the same trick. Choose the pace, the card size and the suit order. Deal yourself an opening hand, a game or a major fit, or hand the auction to the engine and practise declaring or defending.

Two editions

BridgeFree. Unlimited deals, the full bidder and player, undo, claims, practice modes, the record of your boards. Shows advertising between boards, never during one.
Bridge ProOne purchase. No advertising software in the app at all. The post-mortem after every board: par, the double-dummy table for every strain and declarer, and your score against par in IMPs. A hint from the engine whenever it is your play. Bidding systems as they arrive.

What it does not do

No account, no server, no allowance of deals, no timers. No location, contacts, camera or microphone. Plays offline. The double-dummy solver is DDS by Bo Haglund and Søren Hein, the faces are Kenney's, and the app credits both by name.

Support

Support and suggestions: bridge [at] arcanevoid [dot] com. See the support page for answers to the questions we get.