Documentation
How CardTray works
Every screen, every control and every setting, written from the app as it actually ships. If something here disagrees with what is on your machine, the app is right and this page is stale — tell us.
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Getting started
Getting startedInstall CardTray, get through the installer, find it in your system tray, and uninstall it cleanly.The main windowThe sidebar's Utilities, Customize and System groups, and how a game takes over the window.The system trayClosing the window is not quitting — and the tray can take you straight back to a game.
Utilities
Game GalleryBrowse about 320 solitaire games in 15 categories, search, filter, and start or continue a deal.Playing a gameMoving cards, the top bar, keyboard shortcuts, the pause menu, and how a game ends and is scored.Continue GameYour full game history — filter it, watch any game back move by move, and pick up from any point.Daily ChallengeOne deal a day, the same for everyone — streaks, a calendar, practice days and optional reminders.Stats & RecordsWin rate, streaks, a per-game table, high-score lists, deals to beat and achievements.SolversAsk whether a game can still be won, and watch how.
Configuration
ThemesPick a card deck, tabletop and sound pack together — and hear them before you choose.SettingsEvery setting on the Settings screen, in the order it appears.How CardTray is fundedCardTray is free because it shares a slice of idle internet bandwidth through Massive — and stops when that does.UpdatesCardTray updates itself in the background; your game is saved first.
Help & reference
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About 320 solitaire games in one tray app, free for Windows 10 and 11. No account, and nothing to download afterwards.