FateCard: Scratch to Decide
FateCard: Scratch to Decide is made and published by Abhishek Jaimini. AppBrain is an independent app data site and isn't affiliated with Abhishek Jaimini. The app name, icon, screenshots and description belong to Abhishek Jaimini and are shown as published on the App Store.
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- September 7, 2026
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- 0.3.0
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- August 2026
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- Free
- App size
- 10.2 MB
- Content rating
- Low
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About FateCard: Scratch to Decide
FateCard: Scratch to Decide is an entertainment app developed by Abhishek Jaimini.
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Is FateCard: Scratch to Decide free?
FateCard: Scratch to Decide is free. The app size is 10.22 MB. The latest version available is 0.3.0. The last update was on September 7, 2026.
What are the requirements for FateCard: Scratch to Decide?
The app has a content rating of Low Maturity. The app has been available on the App Store since August 2026.
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Frequently asked questions about FateCard: Scratch to Decide
Is FateCard: Scratch to Decide free?
Yes. FateCard: Scratch to Decide is free on the App Store.
Is FateCard: Scratch to Decide still available?
Yes. FateCard: Scratch to Decide is on the App Store, and the last update we saw was on September 7, 2026.
How large is FateCard: Scratch to Decide?
FateCard: Scratch to Decide is 10.22 MB.
Is FateCard: Scratch to Decide suitable for children?
App Store gives FateCard: Scratch to Decide a low maturity rating, so it is meant for older children and up.
Who made FateCard: Scratch to Decide?
FateCard: Scratch to Decide was developed by Abhishek Jaimini. It is listed in the entertainment category on the App Store.
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By Abhishek Jaimini, from the App StoreDescription by Abhishek Jaimini Written by the developer, not by AppBrain. Click to read.
WHAT PEOPLE SETTLE WITH IT
• Who pays the bill, who buys the next round, who picks up the check
• Who goes first, who drives, who does the dishes — a chore picker nobody can argue with
• Where to eat, what to eat, what to watch — a restaurant picker and movie picker for groups that can’t decide
• Truth or dare, dares and forfeits for game night, sleepovers and bachelorette parties
• Tie breakers, heads or tails without a coin, drawing straws without straws
• Road trip games, date night ideas, family game night, icebreakers for a team lunch or a class
• Secret Santa, gift exchange and white elephant draws with private reveals
• Gender reveals, pregnancy announcements, surprise gifts — sealed in a scratch card and handed over
• Brackets: eight options in, head-to-head rounds, one winner
THE CEREMONY
Decision wheels and finger choosers end it in two seconds and nobody feels anything. FateCard makes it a moment: real foil that peels away under your finger, haptics tuned like a lottery scratcher, a 3-2-1 countdown, a spotlight on the final two cards, and a reveal the whole table watches.
SIX WAYS TO SETTLE IT
• Who Pays — one marked card hidden among the group. Loser buys.
• Group Pick — one shared card binds everyone. Dinner spot, movie, playlist.
• Draw — everyone pulls from a deck. Truth or dare, forfeits, chores, icebreaker questions.
• Secret Match — private pairings for Secret Santa and hidden roles. Nobody draws themselves.
• Sealed Cards — write a message or a gift, seal it in a scratch card, time-lock it, and hand over the phone.
• Bracket — eight options enter, elimination rounds, one winner.
PROVABLY FAIR — NOT “JUST TRUST US”
Before anyone scratches, the full assignment is sealed into a cryptographic fingerprint (SHA-256) shown on screen. When the game ends, your phone re-checks the math and shows the receipt. Nobody — not even the phone’s owner — can change what’s under the foil. Nothing you can buy changes an outcome. Fairness is not for sale.
ONE PHONE, OR EVERY PHONE
• Same table: 2–6 players scratch at the same time on one phone. Pass-the-phone play with no internet needed.
• Different cities: host an online room, friends join with a 6-character code or QR, and everyone scratches the same sealed deal at the same moment — server-sealed, verified on every device. Rooms expire after 24 hours.
YOUR CREW KEEPS SCORE
Losses become debts in your crew’s ledger until they’re settled — or pardoned by mercy vote. Stats, loss streaks, luck scores, and a hall of fame for golden pulls. A random name picker forgets; FateCard remembers who owes who.
GOLDEN CARDS
Rare foils that turn an ordinary loss into a table-wide event.
DECK SMITH — YOUR OWN DECKS
Describe a theme and get a ready-to-play deck: dares for a bachelorette, prompts for a road trip, forfeits for game night. Five decks a month are free; Foil+ makes it unlimited.
PACKS
Party Starter, Office-Safe and Secret Santa are free. Couples (date night decks), Road Trip (car games, next-stop picks) and Extreme Dares (17+) are one-time packs.
FOIL+ (optional)
An auto-renewing subscription with unlimited Deck Smith decks and premium foil finishes (Aurora, Gilded, Noir), monthly or yearly. Payment is charged to your Apple Account; it renews automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel anytime in your Apple Account settings. FateCard is fully playable without it — and no purchase ever affects an outcome.
Privacy: no ads, no tracking. Local games never leave your phone.
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