On air · a game show for two
Ten cards. Swipe each one towards whoever's more likely to do it. Then the scoreboard lights up — and the disagreements get stamped.
You've been challenged
Same ten cards. Their swipes stay hidden until you're done — then the scoreboard decides.
Drag the card · or use ← ↑ →
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Together? Hand the phone over — no peeking. Apart? Send the challenge and you'll both see the scoreboard when they finish.
Final score
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0 disputed · 0 both of you
Next round: spin Date Night Roulette or settle Who Loves More?
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Start a new gameWho's more likely to fall asleep during a movie, spend too much money shopping, forget an anniversary or plan a surprise? Each of you gets the same ten cards and swipes every one towards the person it's about — or up for “both of us”.
Where you agree, someone wins a title and a point on the scoreboard. Where you don't, the card gets stamped DISPUTED — and those are the ones you'll be sending to the group chat.
You each get the same ten cards — who's more likely to fall asleep during a movie, forget an anniversary, plan a surprise. Swipe each card towards the person it's about, or up for “both of us”. Then the scoreboard shows who's more likely to… everything.
That card is DISPUTED — and it's the best part. You'll see when you both claim it, both blame each other, or one of you diplomatically says “both”. Share any dispute to let your friends decide.
Yes. Swipe your deck, then send the challenge link. Your answers stay hidden until your partner finishes, and you both get the same scorecard.
No — every game deals ten cards from a bigger deck, so rematches feel new.
No. Nothing is sent to our server. Everything lives in the links you share.