Digu App

Ten cards. One word. Digu. Digu is a Maldivian-inspired card game about patience, pattern, and picking exactly the right moment. Draw a card, throw one away, and watch a messy hand slowly turn into something beautiful — two sets of three and one of four. The instant it clicks, you call Digu, and the round is over before anyone else sees it coming. It takes a minute to learn. It takes a lot longer to stop thinking about that Queen you threw away. HOW IT PLAYS Every turn you draw one card — from the face-down stock, or from the discard pile if someone just threw away exactly what you needed — and discard one. Your goal is to shape all ten cards in your hand into melds: • RUNS — three or four cards of the same suit in a row • GROUPS — three or four cards of the same rank, all different suits Complete the full hand and declare. Get it right and the round is yours, plus a bonus. Get it wrong and it costs you — so read the table, watch what your opponents are collecting, and don't call it a heartbeat too early. Nobody wins on one lucky deal. A match runs across several rounds, and dead cards left in your hand at the end count against you. The player who keeps their head over the whole match takes it. PLAY WITH THE PEOPLE YOU ACTUALLY WANT TO BEAT • Start a private table and share the code — friends and family join in a tap • Jump into a quick match and get seated with players who are online now • 2 to 4 players at a table • Live turns, real time — no waiting on a refresh, no guessing whose move it is • Get a nudge when it's your turn, so a game can breathe across an afternoon NO ONE AROUND? PLAY ANYWAY Digu's opponents are always awake. Practice a hand against them at 2am, learn the shape of a good discard, and take that back to the table tomorrow. FAIR BY DESIGN Every card is dealt, shuffled, and judged on our servers — never on a phone. No one can peek at the stock, no one can see your hand, and no one can rewrite a round. Your cards are yours alone. BUILT TO BE EASY TO PICK UP • Free to play • Sign in with Google, Apple, or Facebook — or just start as a guest and decide later • Coins refresh every week, on the house • Review the score breakdown after every round to see exactly where the points went • Your match history is waiting whenever you want to relive a good one Pull up a chair. The cards are already dealt.