The Solitaire Réfléchi app

In brief

Available on the App Store (iPhone and iPad) and on Google Play (Android). The app is played in landscape orientation, with draw 1 or 3, a code for each game and the ability to undo the last 100 actions.

Where to download it

Platform	Listing
iPhone and iPad (App Store)	View on App Store (new tab)
Android (Google Play)	View on Google Play (new tab)

Links checked on October 30, 2026. The app is not available as a desktop version.

What the app does

Klondike with face-up cards: 52 cards, 7 columns with all 28 cards face up, 4 foundations, only a king on an empty column.
Two draw options: 1 card ("Easy") or 3 cards ("Hard"), chosen in the New Game window.
Unlimited passes: the waste pile can be returned to the stock as many times as you like, at a cost in points.
Game code: each deal has a code (for example, TF1-D1N-AAAAAAB) that you can copy, paste, or enter to replay the same deal or share it with someone.
Undo the last 100 actions; take back a card placed on a foundation.
Statistics: games, wins, streaks, times, moves and score, and a ranking of your 10 best results.
Appearance: 4 table backgrounds (sage green, slate blue, plum, sand), 5 card back colors, a light or dark theme; 36 languages.

Phone and tablet

The images below are screenshots of the current app, at the size of each screen.

Solitaire Réfléchi on a phone in landscape orientation, at the start of deal TF1-D1N-AAABGHG: seven columns with all cards face up, a stock with blue card backs, an empty waste pile and empty foundations. — Phone: the start of a game.

Solitaire Réfléchi on a tablet in landscape orientation: the same deal at the start, with more table space around the cards. — Tablet: the same deal, larger.

In pictures

The same deal in dark theme on a phone: darker felt, a black bar on the left, all cards face up. — The dark theme.

A draw 3 game in progress on a phone: three cards are spread out on the waste pile, and only the last can be played; three cards are already on the foundations. — Draw 3: three cards spread out on the waste pile.