Support
Contact and frequently asked questions
Have a question, a problem, or a suggestion? Write to me — I read every message and reply myself, in English or French.
Email: xavier.crapette.pro@gmail.com
You can also write from inside the app: open Feedback from the home screen and tap Email the developer. If you need help with a problem, email is better than an App Store review: I can only reply to a review once, while by email we can go back and forth until it's solved.
To help me help you, please mention your device (iPhone or iPad model), your iOS version, and what you were doing when the problem happened. A screenshot is always welcome.
Frequently asked questions
How do I restore my purchase on a new device?
On the home screen, open the ⋯ menu, choose Purchases, then tap Restore Purchases. Use the same Apple Account you bought with. Unlimited Deals is restored for free.
What can I play without buying anything?
Everything: every rule level, every opponent, every aid, with no time limit — on 10 trial deals that come round in a loop. The one-time purchase opens new deals, endlessly. There is no subscription.
Do I need an internet connection?
No. The game plays entirely offline. The network is only used when you buy or restore the purchase.
What data does the app collect?
None. No account, no analytics, no advertising. See the privacy policy.
I don't know the rules of Crapette. Where do I start?
The first game opens on a short tutorial. Then, in any game, tap ? : every element of the board explains itself. As a Student, target cards and hints show you what to play — and every "Stop!" you receive shows the move that was expected and the rule behind it.
Can two people play on one device?
Yes, on one iPhone or iPad. Choose a human opponent, then the Player layout: Side by side, or Face to face, where the board turns toward the player whose turn it is. Calls can be refereed by the players or by the computer.
The computer called "Stop!" on me — why?
You missed a move the rules of your level required. Tap the ⓘ on the card that appears: it shows the expected move and the rule, and opens the rules tree at the right question.