DISH
A party game for 3 or more people, each on their own phone. One player hosts a room, everyone else joins with the 4-digit code. You all answer the same prompt, then vote for the answer you like most — you just can't vote for your own.
A round, step by step
- Prompts. Where the round's prompts come from depends on the mode below.
- Write. Everyone answers all of the round's prompts. The round moves on by itself the moment the last answer lands — nobody has to press anything.
- Vote. Answers come back shuffled and anonymous, grouped by prompt. Your own answer is never in your own list, so you can't vote for yourself even by accident.
- Results. Points, the full breakdown of who voted for what, and the standings as a cluster of planets sized by score. On a phone, 🌍 Tilt to roll gives them gravity — tip the handset and they pile up against the low edge.
The three modes
The host writes the prompt list before opening the room, and the same list is played every round. Stuck for ideas? 💡 Random Ideas deals prompts from a pool of 85 one at a time, to keep (✓), swap (↻) or dismiss (✕).
No host list at all. Every player secretly writes 1–5 prompts of their own, and they're shuffled together into one pile the game plays from — so the prompts end up as personal as the answers.
1–10 prompts drawn from the same 85-prompt pool at the start of every round, and each new round avoids the set you just played. Nobody knows what's coming, the host included.
Scoring, exactly
- Every vote your answer receives is 1 point.
- Win every vote in the room on one answer and that's a sweep — it scores multiplied.
- The multiplier grows with you and keeps growing for the whole game: your 1st sweep pays ×2, your 2nd ×3, your 3rd ×4. A late sweep is worth far more than an early one.
- A round's scores are locked in the moment its voting finishes, so nothing later can rewrite it.
- Someone who leaves stops being scored, but the votes they already cast still count for whoever they voted for.
Rooms, tabs and limits
- 3 players minimum. With two, voting would have exactly one possible answer to pick.
- 1 to 20 rounds, or endless.
- Hosting free gives you Classic mode and up to 2 rounds. Pro unlocks Adventure, Random, longer or endless games, and reserves your name. Joining is always free and never needs an account.
- Don't want Pro? Each of those has a 15-second ad behind it instead — one ad, one unlock, and only ever when you tap for it. An ad gives a smaller helping than Pro: Adventure with 1 prompt each, Random at 2 prompts over 2 rounds, up to 5 rounds, 3 more prompt ideas, or your name reserved for 30 days. You'll never see an ad you didn't ask for.
- Waiting on someone who's put their phone down? The host gets a Skip next to whoever is holding the round up. Skipping drops them from the game — the round moves on, and anything they'd answered stops counting.
- The tabs along the top hold several rooms at once, so you can play in more than one party in parallel and switch between them.
- 📜 Round History reopens any finished round at any time, and when a game ends you can share a results image or export the full analysis.
- Rooms are throwaway. Prompts, answers, votes and names are deleted once nobody is left in the room — nothing about a party is kept.
Created, designed and built by
Christos Chaniadakis