Someone gets marked early.
The target stays hidden until the finale, then the room finds out who started the problem.
Coming soon on the App Store
Trust Nobody.
The AI Host watches your group. And remembers everything.
The social game
The room notices everything.
Every round creates a tiny social read: who answered too fast, who stayed quiet, who got picked, and who has to explain themselves.
It remembers the pattern.
Fast answers, awkward silence, group splits, and old receipts come back when the timing hurts most.
Explain yourself.
When the room turns on someone, they get a short dramatic defense before the final read lands.
AI Host
It does not just score. It calls things out.
The host reacts to what your group actually did: fast answers, silence, split votes, and names that suddenly got very public.
That answer came WAY too fast.
Timing readAlex stayed quiet at the wrong time.
SuspicionShar put that name in the room.
Called outThe room has receipts.
Finale energyHow it works
Pass the phone. Build the suspicion.
DOUBT keeps setup simple: add 3-6 players, pick a host personality, then move through quick rounds built for friends, family, couples, or party chaos.
The AI Host reacts after every key moment.
Dramatic but private
Big moment. No recording.
Defense rounds feel tense on purpose, but the app does not record audio, use the camera, or upload gameplay video. The drama comes from the room, not surveillance.
Game loop
Simple rules. Messy answers.
Built for quick play at dinner, parties, dorm rooms, pre-games, and late-night group chats.
Add players
Give everyone a name, avatar, and color so the room can track who did what.
Answer prompts
Tap, vote, choose, hold, or stay quiet. Every behavior can become a receipt.
Let host react
The AI Host turns facts into social commentary without exposing secret targets early.
Reveal the read
The final card shows the group label, biggest receipt, and who everyone will remember.
Screenshots
Made for loud rooms.
Readable from across the table, fast enough for party pacing, and dramatic enough for share clips.
FAQ
Before the room starts judging.
When is DOUBT launching?
It is coming soon on the App Store. Join the waitlist for launch updates.
How many people can play?
DOUBT is built for 3-6 players in V1, with fast rounds designed for pass-the-phone play.
Does it record audio or video?
No. The app does not record audio, use the camera, or save gameplay video for normal play.
Is it only for friends?
No. Modes include friends, family, couples, party, and workplace-friendly prompts.
Your group is next
Bring receipts to game night.
Get notified when DOUBT launches. The first version is focused on fast party play, static share cards, and dramatic AI Host reactions.