🌈🧠 More tranquility and less stress: dismiss your notifications and check them later.

🧰 Use Nap to:

• save your notifications — keep a notification history log for all your applications

• schedule naps:

◦ naps allow you to automatically dismiss notifications of selected applications

◦ by the end of each nap, you receive a summary of all the dismissed notifications

◦ for each nap, you can configure which interruptions are allowed and automatically change your device’s 'Do Not Disturb' mode

• snooze notifications — create a reminder for later and dismiss notifications

• star notifications — check notifications later in the ‘Saved’ feed

• create personalized feeds — filter your notifications by application, sorted by date and time

• search notifications by their content or application

🔒 Nap respects your privacy:

• Nap does not have Internet access

• Nap does not require, collect, or track any identifiable or personal information

• Nap does not have ads

• Nap uses Google Play Services to process purchases, backup data, and collect Error Data

• Sensitive Data: Nap stores data of your notifications and applications installed in your device

• Sensitive Data is stored locally in your device

• Nap supports Android's Auto Backup feature that may automatically back up Sensitive Data to your Google Drive

• Before Nap can read your notifications, you must grant it access in Android's Notification Access page

• Error Data: Nap collects data for handled and unhandled errors (crashes)

• Unhandled errors are collected by Google Play Services. Their data may include information of your device and Nap and its usage

• Review Nap's Privacy Policy at https://leao.io/nap/privacy

ℹ️ About:

• Nap was created and is developed by João Martins Costa

◦ follow João at: https://twitter.com/jpmcosta

◦ follow Nap at: https://twitter.com/NapAndroid

• Nap is free and will never have ads. Development is supported by you

❤️ A huge thank you to everyone who is supporting or has supported Nap development!

Nap is a captivating trick-taking card game that demands strategic thinking, calculated risk-taking, and a keen understanding of card distribution. The game is played with a standard 52-card deck and can accommodate anywhere from 2 to 6 players.

Objective:

The primary objective of Nap is to be the first player or team to reach a predetermined score, typically 500 points. Points are accumulated by winning tricks and capturing certain special cards.

Gameplay:

1. Dealing: The deck is shuffled and dealt evenly among the players. The number of cards dealt depends on the number of players involved.

2. Bidding: Starting with the player to the left of the dealer, each player makes a bid indicating the number of tricks they believe they can win. The highest bidder becomes the declarer and selects a trump suit.

3. Tricks: The game proceeds in a series of tricks. The player to the left of the dealer leads with a card. Subsequent players must follow suit if possible. If they cannot follow suit, they may play any card, including a trump card. The highest card of the suit led, or the highest trump card played, wins the trick.

4. Scoring: The declarer scores 10 points for each trick won. If the declarer makes their bid, they receive an additional 100 points. If they fail to make their bid, they lose 100 points.

Special Cards:

Nap features several special cards that can significantly impact the gameplay:

1. Nap: The Nap card is the highest-ranking card in the game. It can only be played on the last trick and is worth 10 points.

2. Pam: The Pam card is the second-highest-ranking card in the game. It is worth 5 points.

3. Bowers: The Bower cards are the Ace and King of the trump suit. They are worth 4 points each.

Variations:

Nap has numerous variations, each with its unique rules and scoring system. Some popular variations include:

1. Chicago Nap: This variation introduces a betting element to the game, where players can wager on the outcome of tricks.

2. Oregon Nap: This variation uses a smaller deck of 36 cards and allows players to "nap out" by capturing all the special cards.

Conclusion:

Nap is a versatile and engaging card game that offers a challenging and rewarding experience for players of all skill levels. Its strategic gameplay, special cards, and various variations ensure countless hours of entertainment and mental stimulation. Whether played casually or competitively, Nap remains a captivating classic that continues to captivate players worldwide.