Pregame: Party Game for Groups

Pregame turns the hour before a night out into a game everyone plays at once. One person opens a room and reads out four letters. Everyone else types them in. From then on the same card appears on every phone at the same second — no passing a phone around, no waiting your turn, no explaining the rules twice. VOTE, ARGUE, REPEAT Cards ask the room a question: who is texting their ex before 1am, who took the longest to get ready, whether pregaming beats the actual club. Rank each other, dig up the group's history, dare somebody, or hand the room a camera for sixty seconds. Everyone answers at once and the reveal names a winner. Then the app says nothing — what happens next is yours to decide, not ours to suggest. PHOTOS YOU CANNOT LOOK AT A photo mission turns every phone into a camera for sixty seconds. There is no preview, no retake and no deleting tonight — the shot drops straight into the room's vault and stays shut until 11:00 the next morning. Nobody curates, so the recap is actually funny. THE MORNING AFTER At 11:00 the vault opens: every photo, how many cards you played, who the room named most, and how long it took you to actually leave. One tap shares the night as a single image with the room code on it. EIGHT DECKS, 320 CARDS Who in this room. Hot takes. Never have I. Rank the room. Ancient history. Dare or dare. Photo missions. Last one out. Each one asks the group something different, and no two nights run the same way. FREE FOREVER Two decks, four-person rooms and twenty cards before the first offer, at no cost and with no account — no email, no password, no signup at all. Unlocking is one payment, once: all eight decks and 320 cards, rooms up to twelve. Pay for the room and everyone in it plays everything tonight, and they are told who covered it. Nothing renews, nothing is a subscription, and every price is on screen before anything is tapped. Pregame never tells anyone to drink.