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About French Cards: Cities of France

Every card is a French city. Open an envelope, tear it, and find five cities inside: a big name like Paris or Lyon, or a small town you've never heard of. Keep opening, and your collection slowly starts to look like a map of France. YOUR TOWN COMES FIRST Tell the app where you live and it hands you your hometown as your very first card, stamped "MA VILLE". If your town isn't one of the 1,000 collectible cities, you still get a personal card of your own. HOW IT WORKS • Two free packs every day. One arrives every 12 hours, and up to two can wait for you. • Want more? Watch a short optional ad to open up to 3 extra packs a day. • Each pack holds 5 cards, and the first one always moves you closer to your next special card. • Duplicates aren't wasted. Upgrade them to Holo, then to Gold, whenever you decide. 1,000 CITIES, EACH ONE DRAWN BY ITS OWN OUTLINE Every card shows the real shape of the city, with its département, its region and a collector number. Commons are easy to find. Legendary cities are a rare treat. SPECIAL CARDS TO COMPLETE Finish a region and you unlock its special card. There are 21 of them: the 18 regions, plus Les Légendaires, Les Iconiques and France itself. Each step you reach earns you a gift pack. MADE TO BE PLEASANT • Real haptics: you feel the envelope tear. • Built for iPhone, with Reduce Motion supported. • No account to create. Your collection is saved in your private iCloud, so it follows you when you change phones. • Available in English and French. ADS AND PURCHASE French Cards is free to download. Extra packs come from optional rewarded ads. A one-time in-app purchase, "Retirer les publicités", removes the ad before extra packs. The limit of 3 extra packs a day stays the same. You can restore your purchase at any time. The app collects anonymous usage statistics and crash reports to help us improve it. It never identifies you. Made in France, for anyone who has ever said "I've been there" or "I'm from there".

What’s new

Version 1.3.0 · Updated October 16, 2026

Map of France: in Collection, switch Cities between the grid and a map. Pinch to zoom, then tap a city to open its card. Finish filter: show only your Holo and Gold cards, in Collection and when picking the cards you show off. The town search for your showcase now sits at the bottom of the screen and is easier to reach.

App privacy

The developer, Clement Dudit, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Used to Track You

The following data may be used to track you across apps and websites owned by other companies:

  • Usage Data: Product Interaction

Data Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected and linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Location: Coarse Location
  • Usage Data: Product Interaction

Used for: Third-Party Advertising, Developer’s Advertising or Marketing, Analytics

Data Not Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected but is not linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Diagnostics: Crash Data

Used for: Analytics, App Functionality

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