Group voting on, one phone. The card offers two options. You count to three and each person taps in turn, or you pass the phone. The split updates after every tap, for example three against two. Then you talk. Next loads another of the 80 cards. Skip drops the current card without recording it as a finished debate.

SoloLeave both switches off and tap the option you would pick. Nothing is saved as a public poll.

Group votingEveryone uses the same screen. The percentage is the taps on this phone during this card, not a global vote from other visitors.

Two-player duelEach player locks a choice. The phone reveals both together so you can see whether you matched.

• Make the explanation the rule: nobody gets to tap and stay silent. That is the icebreaker, not the percentage.
• Forty-five cards are shuffled. You will not see them in the same order next time, and the deck restarts after the last one.
• For a ten-minute opener, play four cards and stop. The app will not stop you.

• 🗣️Always make everyone explain their choice — "I would rather X because…" leads to the best conversations.
• 🎲In group mode, everyone taps simultaneously on the count of three to keep votes unbiased.
• ⏱️Set a 10-second rule: if you cannot decide quickly, you must go with your gut — overthinking kills the fun.
• 🏆Run a tournament: whoever picks the same option as the majority on the most questions wins bragging rights.