Us · 2 min · two players
Question of the day for couples
One question, two private answers, revealed only once you are both in. Works across time zones.
One question a day, two private answers, one reveal. You cannot read your partner’s answer until you have written your own, which is what keeps it honest. It takes two minutes and it works across any time zone: answer at breakfast, they answer at their breakfast.
The questions run from light (“What is the best thing you ate this week?”) to the kind you would not think to ask on a Tuesday. Playing on consecutive days builds a streak you can see on the scoreboard.
How to play
- 1Pick Question of the day in your room. One question appears for both of you.
- 2Write your answer. Nobody sees it yet.
- 3When both answers are in, they flip over together.
- 4Come back tomorrow for the next one. Questions do not repeat for a month.
Why couples like it
- It is the smallest possible ritual, and rituals are what long distance relationships run on.
- Private answers first means you get what they actually think, not a reaction to what you wrote.
- Two minutes. It survives busy weeks.
Tips
- Answer in full sentences. The reveal is better when there is something to react to.
- Screenshot the ones you want to keep; the room keeps a history too.
- Pair it with Would you rather on the days you want something lighter.
Questions
- Can we answer at different times?
- Yes. Each of you answers whenever you like; the answers are revealed once both are in.
- How many questions are there?
- Enough that a room will not see the same one twice in a month of daily play, and the pool keeps growing.
- Does it work as a long distance couple game?
- It was made for exactly that: two phones, two time zones, one question.
Ready when you are
Start a room, send the link, and Question is queued for the moment they join.
Guides that use it
- Long distance relationship games that actually work
Games for long distance couples that work over a call or across time zones: an escape room built for two phones, Codenames for two, daily questions and turn-based games. Free.
- 80 questions to ask your boyfriend or girlfriend
Eighty questions to ask your boyfriend or girlfriend, from easy to deep, plus a two-phone game that asks one a day and reveals both answers together. Free.
- Games to play over text with your partner
Turn-based games for couples that work over text and across time zones: story ping-pong, daily questions, emoji charades, Connect 4 and more. Free, on two phones.