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Our story

From a picnic blanket to a digital table

It began as a physical card game: plates, prompts, a hidden guess, a reveal. The app keeps that ritual. Same table. Same talk. No scoreboard between you.

Where it started

How the table got here

  1. 01

    The paper deck

    Three plates (Sweet, Sour, Bitter), about 147 expressions and a decision card with two answers.

  2. 02

    Playtest nights

    Long tables, friends and couples, many rounds.

  3. 03

    The app

    585 expressions on 13 plates, in 16 languages.

  4. 04

    The beta list

    The first tables open to the list first.

    you are here

House rules

Four things the table never does.

  1. 1.

    No winners.

    The app never announces who knows whom better. You decide what a reveal means.

  2. 2.

    No diagnosis.

    The quiz opens a conversation. It isn't psychology homework.

  3. 3.

    No ads.

    Nothing interrupts the table. Not a banner, not a video.

  4. 4.

    Your answers stay yours.

    The browser games never send your answers to a server.

Ways to sit down

Same ritual, different tables.

in the beta

One device

Same phone, same picnic blanket. A round as short as a coffee.

in development

Online couple

Separate rooms, same decks. Guesses open in sync.

on the roadmap

Party

A crowded table. Light talk and hard talk in the same night.

The menu

Three tastes. You decide how deep the table goes.

  • Curiosity

    Sweet

    Warm-ups, habits, small confessions. Every table starts here.

  • Curiosity + friction

    Sour

    Money, values, the sentence you keep circling. Said with care.

  • Real disagreement

    Bitter

    Ethics, the past, the edges. For tables that are ready for it.

Salty and Umami are already cooking — the fuller plates have a first taste of both.

SWEET SPOT · CAFÉ

13 plates, 585 expressions

  1. First Bite free 65 expressions
  2. First Date free 72 expressions
  3. Deep Breath 74 expressions
  4. Morning Sprinkle 67 expressions
  5. Sweet Tongue 73 expressions
  6. Family Table 58 expressions
  7. Sharp Knife 93 expressions
  8. Taste of the Past 56 expressions
  9. Forbidden Garden 58 expressions
  10. Cracked Shell 49 expressions
  11. Ember Trace 29 expressions
  12. Shared Garden 43 expressions
  13. Full Table 585 expressions every card, every taste

First Bite and First Date are free. The other plates come with the full version of the app.

Reservation

Save a seat at the first tables.

Email is enough to start. A name and a relationship note come next. No spam, no drip sequence.

Questions on the table

In case you are wondering

Taste here. Full table in the app. The list does not lock the talk.

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01 Is it for couples or friends?

Both. Couples, old friends, first dates — the same deck works for all of them. Today you play together on one phone; two-phone play is in development.

02 Do you keep score?

No. The guess stays hidden, the cards open, you talk. The app does not pick a winner.

03 Is it free?

The browser games here are free. In the app, the First Bite and First Date plates are free too; the other plates come with the full version.

04 Do my answers leave this browser?

No. The relationship quiz, This or That, and First Bite stay on this device. They never hit our server. Join the list and we only keep a name, email, and whether you are in a relationship.

05 Is the name I get a diagnosis?

No. Thirty statements turn into a name, a short reading and something to talk about tonight. It isn't a clinical test or a personality type. Every result is a valid way to love someone.

06 Which phones and languages?

Android and iOS, in 16 languages — from Turkish and English to Japanese, Hindi and Thai.

07 When does it launch?

We are in closed testing now. Join the list and we will write on the day the first tables open — one email, no drip.

08 Can I play without joining the list?

Yes. The teasers are open. The list is how we call you to the first tables. No spam, no drip. We write when seats open.