Learn the game in order
Start with the tiles, build up through the Charleston and calls, then bring it all together at the table.
American mahjong, made learnable
Short lessons, focused practice, and complete hands against bots help you learn the game at your own pace.
Lessons, practice, then play
Crak teaches the tiles, the Charleston, and calls in small steps, then lets you apply them in drills and complete hands. A browse-only card shows how practice-card patterns are written.
Start with the tiles, build up through the Charleston and calls, then bring it all together at the table.
Use quick drills and quizzes when you want to sharpen a specific part of your game without playing a full hand.
Take your seat against three bots and play a complete hand at your own pace.
Made for learning to read a card
Crak includes original, fictional hands you can browse while learning how practice-card patterns are written. Bot play uses a separate original, fictional hand set.
Browse-card examples. F means flower; colors and small numbers distinguish suits; C means the hand must be concealed; repeated numbers show tile groups.
Pull up a chair
Crak's free first release is being prepared for the App Store.