My mom has played American Mahjong with her friends for years. She kept asking why every mahjong app looked so dated. So I built Mahj Parlour: practice against smart bots, host private games with friends, or match with real players online. Collect beautifully designed tile sets, sharpen your game with built-in lessons, and take on daily challenges. Built specifically for American Mahjong — and built to actually look good.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Joe, a solo indie dev launching Mahj Parlour today. The honest origin story: my mom and her friends have played American Mahjong every week for years. This winter, I sat down at her table, looked at the iOS apps she'd tried, and couldn't believe how rough they were. Tiny tiles. Confusing UIs. Tile art that looked photocopied from a 1998 set. For a game with millions of devoted players, the digital options felt like an afterthought. So I spent the last several months building the app I wished existed for her: 🀄 Three ways to play: solo vs. smart bots, private games with friends, or online matchmaking 🀄 Full NMJL card with rule enforcement 🀄 Three hand-illustrated tile sets — Classic Porcelain, Venice, and Safari — with more on the way 🀄 12 built-in lessons from "what's a Charleston" to defensive play 🀄 Pricing: lessons are free, subscribe to play (with a free trial). No ads. Let me know what you think!

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Mahj Parlour

American Mahjong, beautifully built for iPhone and iPad

American Mahjong, beautifully built for iPhone and iPad