Tiny Pack Rippers vs Riffle

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Five packs, 318 cards, all of it there the moment you open the app. One price, once. Nothing to buy afterwards. Riffle is a deck of cards you draw from. Nothing else, and that's the point. Three of the five packs are mostly played with other people: with friends, as a couple, in the same room. The five packs, each with its own emblem: - Tarot: 78 arcana, drawn and read. - Decisions: a verdict when you're stuck. - Would You Rather…: playful impossible choices. - Icebreakers: a question, then go deeper. - Writing Prompts: against the blank page. And a blank deck for your own cards: you write them, one side or two, and pick its color. You draw, the card comes out, you read it. Two modes: "Each card once" to go through the whole deck, "Cards come back" to draw endlessly. At the end, you reshuffle. What Riffle doesn't do: no in-app purchases, no subscription, no account, no ads, no tracking, no AI-generated art. The tarot cards are the real Rider-Waite-Smith illustrations from 1909, not a modern recoloring. Around it, dozens of card apps live on subscriptions. Everything stays on your iPhone. The app talks to no server.