American Mahjong Hand Helper

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Share your rack, as a photo or typed, and Jokerly counts how many tiles away you are from every hand on your card. Each hand shows the tiles it still needs and where a joker can stand in, so you can see at a glance which hands are alive. In the Charleston, Jokerly tries every set of three tiles in your rack and suggests the pass that keeps you closest to your nearest hands. It never passes a joker, and on the last pass of a Charleston it tells you when a blind pass would save a tile you need. In the card you can mark the pass as done, add the tiles you got back and see the next pass. Wondering whether you can take that joker? Jokerly checks the swap against the standard rules: the joker must be in an exposure, it must be your turn, and your tile must be the one the joker stands for. With your rack, it also says whether the swap brings you closer to a hand. Bring your own card. Jokerly includes no league's card. Type or photograph the hands on the card your table plays, and Jokerly saves them for you alone; they are never shared or combined with anyone else's. Until you do, Jokerly uses its own practice hands so you can try it. The answers come from a rules engine: jokers count only in groups of three or more, every suit and number a hand allows is tried, exposures must match a hand, and concealed hands drop out once you have exposed. Limits: How it works, notation and privacy: jokerly.ambientapp.ai.