Which part of this city would you never move out of?
Last OrderOne card, and the small talk is over.
Printed conversation decks, each written for one specific room. Hand one to a table of strangers and they’re talking properly inside a minute — no app, no setup, no rules to learn.
Which part of this city would you never move out of?
Last OrderDetailed itinerary, or wing the whole trip?
Meet CuteWhat's the most useless meeting you sat through this month?
The Water CoolerWhat’s on the cards
Written for one table, not every table.
Real cards, one per room. This is the whole trick — the question already knows who’s holding it.
Detailed itinerary, or wing the whole trip?
Meet CuteWhat's the most useless meeting you sat through this month?
The Water CoolerName a food everyone loves that is objectively mediocre.
Petty CashWho at this table should you have called six months ago?
Last OrderWho in this room is worst at replying to messages?
Petty CashEvery deck ships with its own opt-out card. Play is voluntary — no one has to answer.
Six decks
Six rooms. Six sets of categories.
Sold one at a time. The categories tell you exactly how far a deck will go.
For a first date
Meet cute
OpenerGetting To Know YouThis Or ThatFlirtyReal TalkDareToo Soon
For the office outing
The Water cooler
OpenerWork LifeOutside The OfficeThis Or ThatTeam DareWild Card
For the friends who argue
Petty cash
Petty ArgumentsWho's Worse AtHot TakeConfessCourtroomWild CardTruce
For the late table
After dark
TruthDareNever Have I EverWould You RatherConfessWild CardNot Tonight
For two people
Lights off
ConnectDesireMemory LaneFantasyHot SeatGreenlightOff Limits
Try one
Draw a card. That’s the whole game.
Ten real prompts, drawn from across the four decks. Every printed deck runs 56 cards.
Which part of this city would you never move out of?
Last OrderHow it plays
A deck, a rules card, and an out for anyone who wants one.
Shuffle the deck and leave it face down in the middle of the table.
Anyone can draw. Read the card out loud before you answer it.
Answer honestly, or lay down the deck's opt-out card — that ends your turn.
Play is voluntary. No one has to answer if they'd rather not.
Nothing said at this table gets repeated outside it.
Keep going until the deck runs out or someone's phone battery does.
Why we make these
Every deck starts the same way — someone at a real table asked a better question, and the room changed.
So we write for that room specifically, print it, and stop there. No expansions, no app, no subscription. A deck, a rules card, and an out for anyone who wants one.
The waitlist
Tell us which room you’re buying for.
One email when your deck’s print run opens, and nothing else. ₹999 a deck, shipped across India.