✦Play TheirStoryMake their game

Birthdays, weddings, retirements, leaving dos

Who knows them best?A party game built from storiesonly their friends know.

Their friends add real memories through a private link. You approve every one. Out comes a printable pack and a phone quiz nobody could have googled.

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$7 per party. Free while we test. Tell us if it is worth it.

Friends contribute privatelyYou approve everythingNothing personal invented
M
Maya added a memory

“We danced in the rain outside the station…”

✓
J
Jules added a fact

Missed the last train in Florence

✓
Round 01Friend-sourced

How well do you know Salma?

Where did Salma get stranded after missing the last train?

A

Barcelona

B

Florence

C

Vienna

✓ supplied by Jules · approved by you
+3friends make it unmistakably theirs
Real memories in✦Personal trivia out✦No generic questions✦No awkward surprises✦

The part a free generator cannot know

Three friends in. One unmistakably personal night.

It wins if collecting and verifying the group’s real stories produces something worth the effort.

01

Send one private link

Friends add a true memory, fact, or harmless in-joke from their phone. No account required.

02

Approve every detail

You see who submitted it, edit the wording, and keep anything awkward out of the game.

03

Open a complete pack

The approved stories become personal trivia, whose-memory, timeline, secret missions, and drawing prompts.

Every invite belongs to one private event.Friends need no account and cannot see anyone else's contribution or the finished pack unless you choose to share it.

Four occasions, the same friend loop

Pick the night you are actually organising.

Each one asks its own setup questions and gets a complete worked example, so you can see the shape of the pack before you invite anyone.

Milestone birthday · who knows them best?

A birthday game made from stories only their friends know.

The people in the room have forty years of material between them. This turns that into rounds, instead of into a slideshow nobody finishes.

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Bridal shower or reception · how well do you know the couple?

The half of the room that has never met.

Start with the shower: the maid of honour already has the group chat. Collecting from both sides of the couple gives you rounds where each half learns something.

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Retirement send-off · who knows the retiree best?

Decades of colleagues, one round each.

The best material is spread across people who barely overlapped. A private link lets each of them add their one story without a group email thread.

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Leaving do · who knows the coworker best?

Nobody gives a speech at a leaving do.

This is the version where the whole room gets to say something, one round at a time, and nobody has to stand up to do it.

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What you get

The whole pack, free while we test.

Free while we test. No card, nothing to buy yet.

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