Kaki
Indonesia-first mahjong

Find your table.

Kaki is where Indonesia’s mahjong community meets. Discover open seats near you, join tournaments worth playing, and book a table at your favourite venue — all in one warm, friendly app.

iOS & AndroidComing soon

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Sample

Mahjong Night

Riichi7:30 PM · a venue near you
1 open seat
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Table booked

Sat · HKM · 4 seats

The community

Mahjong is better with your people.

Kaki keeps your whole mahjong world in one place — the friends, the clubs, and the open seats that turn a quiet evening into a full table.

See it in the app

Near you · Bandung

3 open
  • Open League

    Riichi · Tonight 7:30

    1 seat
  • Club Night

    HKM · Fri 8:00

    2 seats
  • Beginner Table

    ITM · Sat 4:00

    Open

Friends online

+5

Clubs

Start or join a club, keep a shared home for your regular players, and grow it week after week.

Friends

Add the people you love playing with, see when they’re free, and never miss a good game.

Open seats

Post an open seat or grab one nearby. Fill your fourth in minutes, not group chats.

Chat

Coordinate the night in-app — times, tables, and who’s bringing snacks — all in one thread.

A core Kaki product

Tournaments that
actually run smoothly.

From casual club nights to multi-round cups — seating, scoring, and standings are handled for you. Organisers set the rules once; Kaki does the rest, live.

  • Automatic seating & rounds
  • Live scores and standings
  • Any ruleset — the engine adapts
  • Shareable brackets & results

Bandung Open · Round 3

Live
  • Sari W.+48
  • Budi H.+21
  • 西Mei L.−12
  • Agus P.−57

Venue booking

Book a real table in a few taps.

Find mahjong-friendly venues around you, see who’s open tonight, and reserve your table before you leave the house.

  • 1

    Discover venues

    Browse mahjong-friendly cafés and clubs near you on the map.

  • 2

    Book a table

    Pick a time, reserve your table, and bring the crew — no phone calls.

  • 3

    Just play

    Turn up to a table that’s ready for you. That’s it.

Reserve a table

Open tonight

A venue near you

Bandung

Tonight · 7:30 PMHKM
Table 34 seats
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For venue owners

Run the floor with Kaki for Hosts.

A purpose-built POS for mahjong venues — manage tables, take cashless QRIS payments, and see every location’s finances from one owner dashboard.

Floor & table management
Cashless QRIS checkout
Multi-location dashboard

FAQ

Good to know.

Everything you might want to check before your first game. Still curious? Ask us anything.

Is Kaki free to use?

Yes. Finding games, joining clubs, and posting open seats are free. Some venues may charge for table bookings, and organisers can set entry fees for tournaments.

Do I need to know how to play mahjong?

Not at all. Kaki is built for everyone from curious beginners to seasoned players — find friendly tables and clubs happy to teach.

Which rulesets does Kaki support?

Kaki supports Riichi (Japanese), HKM (Hong Kong Mahjong), and Indonesian Traditional Mahjong (ITM). Riichi is played under two rulesets — Standard (25,000 start, kiriage off) and WRC Rules (30,000 start, kiriage on) — and organisers pick the one they play by. Kaki handles seating, scoring, and standings around it.

How do the leaderboards work?

There are four separate boards — Riichi · Standard, Riichi · WRC Rules, Riichi · 3-player, and Hong Kong — and a board only ever ranks games played under its own ruleset. The two Riichi boards are never added together: the same finish is worth different points under each, so summing them would rank whoever played more of the more generous ruleset. Play both and you simply hold a standing on both.

How are leaderboard points worked out?

In Riichi you get a placement bonus (uma) on top of how far above or below the 30,000 return line you finished: Standard pays +30/+10/−10/−30 and hands 1st a further +20 oka, WRC Rules pays +15/+5/−5/−15 with no oka. Hong Kong works differently — it is placement only. Your chips at the table decide who came 1st through 4th and nothing more, and the board pays +5/+1/−1/−5 for those four places. A big win and a narrow one are worth the same on the Hong Kong board.

What happens if I chombo?

On the Riichi boards a chombo costs you leaderboard points — 20 under Standard, 30 under WRC Rules. It comes off your score only: nobody at the table is paid it, and your point sticks in the game itself are untouched. Hong Kong records a chombo against you but charges nothing for it.

When does a game count towards a board?

It has to be a real, attached game in a ranked format — played on a table booking, an open table, an event, or at a club. Whoever keeps score submits the result and it is confirmed there and then; there is no waiting period to sit through. If a result is wrong, report the game and the club that hosted it (or the venue, if there was no club) will look at it.

How do payments work?

Payments are handled by a secure third-party gateway with QRIS, e-wallet, and card support. Kaki never stores your card details.

Is Kaki available across Indonesia?

We’re live in Bandung now and growing across Indonesia city by city — Indonesia-first, one venue at a time. Download the app to see what’s live near you.

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Join the mahjong community that meets in real life. Coming soon on iOS and Android.

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