The party game where your table takes on the AI

You send, your friends and the bot race

Each round, one player gets a secret word and gets it across by drawing it or writing short clues. Everyone else at the table and the bot race to crack it. The goal is simple: your friends crack it first, the bot doesn't.

That's a game humans are good at. Your friends know your jokes, your history and the way you think. The bot only knows what's on the screen. A clue like "what Dan ordered in Rome" means everything to your table and nothing to the machine.

How the bot plays

The bot sees only what's on screen, the drawing or the clues so far, plus every wrong guess made so far, its own and the players', and keeps guessing. It is never told the word.

Every guess is shown live, so the race is out in the open. The bot's wrong guesses are hints for you, and yours are hints for it. Its guesses go through the same judge as yours, with the same leniency for spelling and synonyms.

Scoring that punishes the obvious

There are two scores: the table's and the bot's. The first correct answer wins the round, and the winner takes points by speed, from 10 for an instant crack down to 5 at the buzzer. Players tap "Got it!" to answer, and the tap time is what counts.

The reveal after each round shows who won the race, when, and every wrong guess, so you see exactly where the bot went wrong, or how fast it caught on.

What the AI sees

The AI isn't listening to your room or watching your camera. It sees only the drawing or the clues, and the wrong guesses made so far. You play anonymously. Drawings, clues and guesses are sent to AI providers to be judged, as the Privacy Policy explains.

Set up in seconds

It's a browser game for 2 to 6 players, each on their own device. It's free with a starter set of 18 words. A host pass unlocks hundreds more, and guests never pay. See Pricing.