Quarante Voleurs Solitaire

The Quarante Voleurs app

In brief

Available on the App Store (iPhone and iPad) and on Google Play (Android), under the name “Quarante Voleurs - Solitaire”. The app is played in landscape orientation, with a code for each game and undo for the last 100 actions.

Where to download it

PlatformListing
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

  • Two-deck Quarante Voleurs: 104 cards, 10 columns of 4 face-up cards, 8 foundations, and a stock of 64 cards that cannot be cycled through again.
  • One set of rules: no variants to choose from, one card moved at a time.
  • Game code: each deal has a code (for example, FT1-N-AAAAAAV) that you can copy, paste or enter to replay the same deal or offer it to someone else. The shuffle is calculated on the device, with no account required.
  • Touch controls: tap a card to send it to its foundation, double-click to send it to the best position, drag and drop, highlighted valid columns, a rule reminder after a rejected move, and pinch to zoom.
  • Undo the last 100 actions, including moves and draws; tap the timer to pause.
  • Statistics (games played, time, streaks) and a ranking of the 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.

Quarante Voleurs on a phone in landscape orientation, at the start of a game: ten columns of four face-up cards, eight empty foundations and a stock of 64 cards.
Phone: the start of a game.
Quarante Voleurs on a tablet in landscape orientation: the start of a game, on a larger screen.
Tablet: the start of a game, on a larger screen.

In pictures

Quarante Voleurs on a phone in landscape orientation, using the dark theme, at the start of a game: the menu bar turns black, while the playing surface stays green.
Dark theme: the menu bar turns black, while the playing surface stays green.