For families.
A game to play with Bà, the cousins and the kids on one call. All-ages questions, private nights and no ads.
Who plays.
Grandparents and grandkids
All-ages questions put a grandmother and a nine-year-old on the same team. Each answer comes with one line that explains it.
Cousins and siblings in other cities
The night page shows the time in each person's own time zone, and a calendar file puts it in their calendar.
Old friends and roommates
Pick a date, send one link, and keep score.
Kids and seats.
Under 18
Join with the room link from a parent or host. Student accounts are coming. Children under 13 cannot have an account.
Child seats Soon
A parent adds a child by first name only. No child account.
No ads, ever
No adverts, no loot boxes, no paid hints, nothing to buy during a game. Kids never see a price.
What a family night is like.
Your daughter and her grandmother on the same team, working out a clue together. Forty-five minutes when nobody is scrolling.
Lumi's job is to get your family talking to each other.
- Private nights are invite-only. The only people there are the ones you sent the link to.
- Kids' nights use all-ages questions and kid-safe host lines only.
- Lumi praises effort, says each player's name, and never mocks.
- Every night has an end time. Nothing autoplays into another round.
- Nobody is called out for missing a night.
What the AI is allowed to do.
- Read questions that were written and source-checked in advance.
- Choose host lines from a library where every line was reviewed for kindness.
- Sort a child's chat answer into a simple bucket, such as “animal” or “food”, so it can pick a matching pre-written reaction.
What it is not allowed to do.
- Improvise a joke about a child, or about anyone's looks, age, accent, language, family or intelligence.
- State a new “fact” that was not checked.
- Ask for private details.
- Pretend to be a person. AI contestants wear an AI badge.
Parents' questions, answered.
Is the host an AI?
Yes, and she says so. Lumi is an AI host. In Google Meet she speaks; on other calls she hosts in writing on the stage screen. Scores come from code and a list of accepted answers.
What ages can have an account?
Adults, for now. Under 18, join with the room link from a parent or host; student accounts are coming. Children under 13 cannot have an account.
Who does my child play with?
On a private night, only people with your room code or invite link. The free demo games are public and for adults; a child plays only with a parent in the room.
What data do you keep?
For the adult who signs in: the sign-in email, a first name, who they usually play with, and their confirmation that they are an adult or a parent. The full list is on the privacy page.
Are there ads or loot boxes?
No ads. No loot boxes. Every night ends on time.
Can my child make a purchase inside a game?
No. There are no purchases inside games. Kids never see a price.
How are the questions checked?
Every question is written from a named source and checked against it by a separate checker before it reaches the bank. A person approves each pack.
What does it cost?
Guests always play free, and you can host a night today at no cost. Host Pass is $9.99 a month or $79 a year. Payments are in beta. See the plans.
What happens when my child gets one wrong?
They are locked out of that question and the next player gets a turn. They can buzz again on the next question. A wrong answer is never the joke.
Not built yet. Soon
Teen sign-up with a parent's OK
Ages 13 to 17 sign up after a parent confirms by email. Teens will never be able to pay.
Recaps and highlights
Any recap with faces or voices will need every player's consent.
Vietnamese games
Our first family plays in English and Vietnamese. Vietnamese questions and screens come next.
Child seats
A parent adds a child by first name only.
Try it before you show the kids.
Join a demo game yourself first. Then host a night for your family.
Free during the beta. Demo games are for adults; kids play with a parent in the room.