Solitaire Teen Patti listing notes from 9 November
— I reopened the App Store page for Solitaire: No Ads Card Games and copied what the Teen Patti talon is allowed to keep: published fields only, dated once, no borrowed download tallies.
What works
- Developer line reads Alan Cushway with seller Honk Honk Punch Pty Ltd — clear enough to cite without guessing a studio myth.
- Bundle
com.hhp.solitaireand App ID 6808043402 pin the passport to one listing. - Category Card / Games, free with no ads and no in-app purchases, matches the quiet Teen Patti evening I wanted on this desk.
- Languages list English plus nineteen more, which matters when the talon serves an en-IN audience reading in English.
- The eight game names are printed on the listing, so the features block does not invent modes.
Rating 4.8 from 88 ratings sat next to Age 4+. Version 1.1.0 carried the 22 Oct 2026 stamp. Size stayed at 120 MB. Those are the bones of today’s diary entry.
Where it stops
- Apple still hides a public install counter — I wrote the absence into the app card instead of leaving a blank that looks like an oversight.
- App Privacy is a label set, not a lab report: Data Not Linked to You — Analytics, with Identifiers (User ID) and Usage Data (Product Interaction).
- Platform floors (iOS 17.0+, iPadOS 17+, macOS 14+, visionOS 1.0+) are hard stops for older hardware; the diary does not soften them.
- Screenshots on the store are the only artwork this talon uses; I do not paint substitute gradients when a still is missing.
Nothing in the listing turns the app into a Teen Patti product. The keyword marks how I schedule quiet hands on this desk, not a genre claim inside the binary.
Who it suits
These notes suit readers who want a fact-led Teen Patti desk rather than a hype page. If you need install counts, this column will frustrate you on purpose. If you need the binary, leave for the App Store — Zombiecreator never hosts it. More diary pieces sit under columns, and the full passport remains on the homepage card stamped 9 November 2026.