Some questions open doors you didn't know were there.
We all sense there's more to discover. More beneath the surface. But how do you get there?
When you ask someone a personal question out of the blue, the social spotlight is entirely on you. You're the one making it 'intense.' You risk being seen as too much, too serious, too deep.
We crave connection, but we don't know how to start.
Here's where it gets interesting. When the question comes from a card, something shifts.
You can look at the card, laugh, and say, "Okay, the app wants to know..."
You're not asking the question. The game is.
The card becomes a playful third party. It opens a door. And you might be surprised where the conversation goes — deeper than you planned, more real than you expected.
Same great conversation. None of the awkwardness.
Not every moment calls for soul-baring confession. Sometimes you want fun. Sometimes you want real.
That's why every deck has a depth level from 1-10. It's your dial.
Warm up with fun questions — favorites, hypotheticals, silly debates.
Share memories, dreams, and what makes you tick.
Go deep — fears, failures, what you really want from life.
Start light, and go deeper when you're ready. The best conversations unfold naturally.
Why bother with any of this? Because surface-level chat leaves us lonely.
You can be surrounded by people and still feel alone. The antidote isn't more socializing.
The antidote is being truly known.
It's that electric moment when you share something real and the person across from you says, "Me too."
That's the sync. That's what we're after.