Your adda, your code
An adda is your group. Create one, share the code on WhatsApp, and see who is online. When two of you are around, sit down and deal.
Seep, the classic Indian fishing card game, finally done right on your phone. Make an adda for your friends, deal in from anywhere, and let the app keep score. No one around? Play with expert AI, offline.
No phone handy? Play Seep in your browser against the AI.
Seep is a fishing card game from Punjab and North India, played by two teams of two. You play one card to pick up floor cards that add up to it. Spades, the ten of diamonds and the aces are the money. Clear the whole floor in one go and that is a seep: 50 bonus points.
Every family has its own house rules. Seep plays the standard 100-point partnership game with houses, breaking, locking and the baazi running score, and the app enforces them, so the only arguments left are about who should have kept the Queen.
No strangers, no bots pretending to be people. Just your table, your people, and a clean game that keeps score.
An adda is your group. Create one, share the code on WhatsApp, and see who is online. When two of you are around, sit down and deal.
Only three of you tonight? An AI takes the fourth chair, plays a proper hand, and nobody has to sit out. Two friends can still play four-hand Seep.
Play with AI works offline and plays to win: it counts the floor, guards its houses and hunts the seep. Lose a few, learn the game, then take it to the adda.
Houses, breaks, locks, forced pick-ups, the 25-point bid seep and the baazi score: all handled. A results screen shows every point after each deal.



Four players, two teams, partners opposite. Ace counts 1, Jack 11, Queen 12, King 13.
The player after the dealer gets 4 cards, and 4 go face down on the floor. They bid a value they hold, 9 to 13. The floor turns up and their bid card plays first.
Play a card and take floor cards that add up to it. A 10 takes a 10, and a 4 + 6 as well. If a card can pick up, it must.
Clear the whole floor in one pick-up for 50 points. 25 if the bidder does it on the first play. Nothing on the last play of a deal.
Put a card on loose floor cards so they add up to 9 to 13. That pile is a house. Only a card of its value can take it, and you must keep one in hand.
Raise an opponent's open house with one card to a value you hold. Add a card equal to the value and the house is locked for good.
100 points live in every deal. The difference adds to a running score. Lead by 100 to win the baazi. Score under 9 in a deal and you lose at once.
Yes. Seep, Sweep and Shiv are names for the same fishing card game from North India. The app uses the spelling most people say out loud.
Four, in two teams. The app also plays two-handed, and AI can fill empty seats at an adda table, so three friends still get a four-hand game.
Yes. No ads, no purchases, no subscription. The browser version at /play/ is free too.
No. Pick a name and an avatar and you are in. There is no email, phone number or password. You can delete your profile from Settings at any time.
No, and that is on purpose. Seep is for people you know. Make an adda, share the code, and play with your own friends.
Play with AI works fully offline. Adda games need a connection, and the app tells you when it drops.
Free on iPhone and Android. Guest sign-in, two taps to the table.
Or play in your browser right now.