Five minutes to know each other better?
Pick a game and invite someone to play with you.
- 5–10 minutes
- Two devices
- No email
Try one question
A free evening shows up out of nowhere. What do you pick?
Three steps to the first round
Pick a game
Three games of 5–10 minutes: questions with guesses, two truths and a lie, choosing a date together.
Send the link
No sign-up. The other person opens the link, adds a name, and you confirm they can come in.
Play at your own pace
Together or at different times: a game waits up to seven days for an answer. Any question can be skipped.
Three games
Compare the gamesGuess My Answer
Five questions: answer for yourself and guess what the other person picked.
5–10 minutes
Two Truths and a Lie
Three statements about yourself, one made up. Spot which one.
about 10 minutes
Pick Our Date
You vote separately — only ideas that work for both of you make the list.
5–10 minutes
What matters here
Real people only
No bots, made-up profiles or “people online”. You play with the person you invited yourself.
Hidden until the reveal
The other person's answer isn't sent to your device until the round opens by the rules.
Facts, not ratings
The result reads “you picked the same in 3 of 5”. No compatibility scores, no diagnoses.
You can leave
Skip a question, end the game, block the other person or report — no explanation needed.
Where to start the conversation
- Icebreaker questions that don’t feel like a formYou’ve already met, and the conversation is stuck on “how’s your day”. Below are questions that are easy and fun to answer, plus a game for two by link. The service doesn’t find you a match; it helps you get talking with the person you’ve already met.
- Games to play together when you’re miles apartCreate a room, send the link and play on two devices — at the same time on a call, or in turns whenever each of you has five minutes.
- Texting games that don’t need you both onlineDrop a link into your chat and answer your question. The other person answers whenever they can — and only then do you both see who picked what and who guessed right.
- Date night at home: ideas with prep and a first stepSeven at-home evenings planned down to the first move, plus scenarios from the game’s own set. To skip the “you choose” loop, vote on your own devices and keep what you both agreed to.
Meeting new people — for now, just an interest list
Right now the service is invite-only: you play with the person you sent the link to. Matching with people you don't know is being prepared as a separate small pilot, and we'll say it plainly: it hasn't started.
About the pilot