The two-person reveal game

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Twotell is a game for two people. You each open the same link on your own phone, with nothing to install, and answer a short set of questions in private. Every game is 5 questions, and each question has four options.

Here is the twist. For every question you pick your own answer, and you also guess what your partner will pick. You lock both in, and neither of you can see the other's choice until the end.

Once you have both finished, everything is revealed at once: every answer, side by side. You also get two scores. The Sync Score shows how often you picked the same. The Mind-Read Score shows who guessed whom best. When your answers match, the screen lets you know.

There are three ways to play. Truth Lock is the main game for couples, with packs such as Early Days, Been Together Forever and Red Flag Audit. Crush is a mutual-only check: interest shows only if you both say yes, and nobody learns the other person's answer if it is a no. Petty Court is for a small beef, where each side is written in private and the judge gives a verdict with a light roast. If a case sounds serious, the judge steps aside and points you to real support instead.

Afterwards you can share a receipt card made for stories, rematch with a new pack, or take a mismatch to court. The game is free to play and for adults only. Twotell asks for just your first name and your answers. Add an email if you want a magic link to save your history, with no password.

It is meant for fun: a date night, a conversation starter, a quick way to find out who knows who. Just for fun, not therapy.