Seatmate
One phone becomes a game table for two people sitting across from each other. Three games, no accounts, no second device.
In development — iOS and Android
Three games, one app.
Who spots it first?
Three cards are in play: one in the middle, and one in front of each player. Your card and the middle card share exactly one symbol. Find it and tap it before the other player finds theirs. The round goes to whoever gets there first, and the game to whoever reaches ten points.
One question, and the board flips.
Each player secretly taps the face they will be, then hands the phone over — the pick stays hidden. From there you take turns asking about glasses, a hat, the hair. Answer a question and the board flips the ruled-out faces down for you, so you never have to remember what you have already eliminated. Name the other player's face to win.
Chess on one phone.
Touch a piece and its legal moves appear on the board, so nobody has to argue about the rules. Check and mate are called for you, and captured material is tallied above the board for each side. Play the person across the table on the same screen, or a computer opponent at three strengths.
Everything runs on the phone in your hand.
No account needed
Type two names and start.
Works offline
Every game runs on the device.
No ads between rounds
The game ends, the next one starts.
Rules handled for you
Legal moves, scoring and turn order.
Designed for handing the phone over
Secret picks stay secret.
Short rounds
Built for the time you actually have.