The only discussion game already in your pocket.
One URL, one screen, two questions. Read them, pick one, ask it to someone in the group, then tap once for the next two. No account, no install, no tutorial.
Question
What did you decide alone that you wish you'd said out loud sooner?
Question
Who in this room changed your mind about something recently?
- Silence falls
- One tap
- Two new questions
- Passed to the next hands
Qapp is two questions and one tap. Nothing to sign into, nothing to install, nothing to learn — you read the questions, ask one out loud, and the group takes it from there.
Two to eight people who are already in the same room and want to go a little deeper than small talk.
- Friends at an apéro
- A couple after dinner
- Family, across generations
- Passengers on a long drive
- Flatmates
- A team, workshop just ended
One URL, one screen, two questions. Read them, pick one, ask it out loud, then tap once for the next two.
- No account
- No registration
- No install
- No tutorial
- No score
- No timer
How a round works
The same four beats repeat for as long as the group keeps tapping. Nothing times out and nothing keeps score.
Silence falls
An answer ends and the room goes quiet for a second — the trigger for the next round.
One tap
Whoever is holding the phone taps Suivant. That is the whole action.
Two new questions
The reward: two fresh questions land on screen, one usually better than the group expected.
Passed to the next hands
The conversation is the investment — every answer given makes the group more invested in the next question, and the phone moves on.
A sample round
SampleThe first question gets read out loud to someone in the room by name. Someone starts answering. That's the moment the group stops looking at the phone and looks at each other.
Round 1 · read out loud to Mia
Mia, what did you decide alone that you wish you'd said out loud sooner?