Side by side
On the sofa or across a table, each with your own phone. Keep your screen to yourself until the reveal; that is half the fun.
The couples game you play on two phones. Pick your answer, predict theirs, then reveal together, side by side or long distance.
Free night for two · No download · No sign-up

Oddly in Sync is a free online couples game for two people on two phones. Each round, you both see the same prompt, secretly choose your own answer and predict your partner’s, then reveal together. Nights run from three to twelve rounds across seven decks: first dates, couples, long distance, newlyweds and anniversaries, best friends, parent and teen, and Christmas. One complete night in every deck is free; the host’s At Yours Plus opens the rest.
Your partner’s screen never receives your answer or prediction until you have both locked in. Pass a round and nothing from it is shown, even if one of you had already chosen.
RoomsRooms last two hours, and the host can add time in the final 30 minutes. Reopen the invitation in the same browser to get your seat back, or save your private recovery code from Room options. Names and answers are deleted when the room closes.
Three steps a round. The talking in between is the point.

Each round shows the same prompt on both phones. Pick your own answer, then guess your partner’s. Nothing shows until you both lock in, so you can play over a call without giving it away.

Both answers flip over at once on both phones, with each prediction beside them. Matching answers get a little banner; near misses score too. Then one short question to talk about before the next round.

Every night ends with Our sync: where you matched, the funniest mismatch and an honest sync score. Save it as an image, with or without your nicknames.
Either way, you each need your own phone, because your answers stay private until the reveal.

On the sofa or across a table, each with your own phone. Keep your screen to yourself until the reveal; that is half the fun.
Start your usual video call, then both open the room link. You will see when your partner has locked in, and a dropped connection keeps their seat.
Couples, first dates, best friends, or a grown-up and a teen. Pick the deck that fits who is playing tonight.
Each deck has a free three-round night and three longer nights with At Yours Plus, including a twelve-round long game.
Light, playful and never too personal.
Two people getting to know each other · 76 prompts
How well do you really know each other?
Couples at any stage · 78 prompts
Made for two phones and a video call.
Two people in two places · 50 prompts
Look back, laugh, and plan what’s next.
Couples marking a milestone · 49 prompts
Inside jokes, road trips and very honest advice.
Two friends · 48 prompts
Kitchen-table questions both of you can answer.
A grown-up and a young person, ages 10+ · 48 prompts
Cocoa, wrapping disasters and the perfect snow day.
Couples, friends or family · 48 prompts
Free nights use the first four. Plus nights mix in the four newer ones, which make for the most surprising reveals.
Free · no account
At Yours Plus · US$4.99/month or US$29/year
One host’s At Yours Plus covers you both; the other person never pays. It also opens the full versions of our other online games. The annual plan is US$29, against US$59.88 for twelve months.
Oddly in Sync is a free online couples game for two players on two phones. Each round you secretly choose your own answer and predict your partner’s, then both are revealed at once. There are seven decks, from first dates and long distance to best friends, parent and teen, and Christmas, with 397 prompts in all.
Each of you opens the private room link on your own phone or laptop, wherever you are, and talks on your usual video or voice call. At Yours does not provide the call. The game shows when your partner has locked in, keeps answers hidden until you both have, and if a connection drops, reopening the invite link on the same phone puts that person back in their seat.
Free, with no account: one complete three-round night in any of the seven decks, as often as you like. The host’s At Yours Plus (US$4.99/month or US$29/year) opens every night in every deck (28 in all, up to 12 rounds), the Finish my sentence, Who’s more likely, Memory lane and Plan our day rounds, one double-point prediction each per night, and Our story. One host covers both players; the other person never pays.
It is the share of prediction points you won out of all the points you could have won, across the rounds you both answered. A doubled prediction counts once in the score. Passed rounds do not count. It measures how well you guessed each other that night, not how compatible you are.
Yes. Every deck is written to be warm and inclusive with no explicit content, and the grown-up decks are about grown-up life, never anything racy. The Parent & teen deck is designed for a grown-up and a young person aged about 10 and up. Either player can pass any round, and a pass reveals nothing.
Eight: a scale, pick one, rank three, split ten tokens, Finish my sentence (choose an ending), Who’s more likely (you or me), Memory lane (which of four memories) and Plan our day (put four activities in order). Free nights use the first four kinds; Plus nights mix in the newer four.
After an At Yours Plus night, each phone keeps the night’s title, date and sync score in its own browser, and the host’s account keeps the same so the next room can suggest the next night and avoid prompts you have already played. Answers and predictions are never saved anywhere. Free rooms keep nothing once the room closes.
About 8 minutes for a free night of three rounds, and about 15 to 30 minutes for the longer nights, depending on how much you talk between rounds. These are estimates; there is no timer.
Oddly in Sync is online only. For pen and paper, Just Us has printable session sheets, with a free sample session to print, and it also plays on two phones.