01 Questions
The things people actually ask.
These were on the front page until it got shorter. They are better here: a page you come to with a question, rather than seven screens everybody scrolls past on their way to the product. Every answer is rendered by the server, so it reads with no JavaScript and a search engine sees exactly what you see.
Do we both need an account?
No. Neither of you signs up. Opening the page gives you an anonymous session on the spot — no email, no password, no verification. One of you starts a room, the other opens the link or types the five-letter code, and you are playing.
Does it work if we are in different countries?
Yes. That is the case it was built for. Everything runs through one shared room on our server, so the only thing that matters is that you both have a normal internet connection. You do not have to be on the same network, the same carrier, or the same continent.
What if we are in wildly different time zones?
Rooms wait. A room you open stays alive for two hours of quiet, so you can start something, get pulled away, and come back to it. Anything that needs you both at once — a shared countdown, a reveal — simply holds until the second person is there.
Is it free?
Yes — all of it is free right now. Every game, every question pack, unlimited plays, no trial and no card. This is the early version, and we would rather have you playing it than paying for it.
Do we have to install anything?
No. It runs in the browser you already have, on a phone or a laptop, on either side. There is nothing to download and nothing to update.
What happens to our photos?
They are made in your browser. During a round the server passes a photo between the two of you so your partner can see it, and it is dropped as soon as the room ends. Nothing is written to a database or a storage bucket unless one of you deliberately saves a keepsake.
Do we need a camera or a microphone?
Only for the few activities that are about your faces — the photobooth, Snap Hunt, the Fashion Show, and the two courtroom games. Every other game is played with taps and typing, and the browser asks before it ever turns anything on.
Can anyone else see what we play?
No. A room is reachable only by its five-letter code, it holds exactly the two of you, and it disappears when you are done. We do not run ad trackers and we do not sell anything about you. The privacy page says exactly what is stored.
Still stuck? There is a feedback box inside every activity, and it goes straight to us.