Two truths and a lie
A free online icebreaker for any gathering — a party, a work social, a classroom, a club, a road trip. Everyone shares two true things and one fib; the rest guess the lies.
Set one up in two taps — free, no account
Next you'll get a play link to paste into your WhatsApp group (or share however you like).
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How it works
- Step 1Set it upGive your gathering a name and (optionally) a reveal time. No account, no app, no email.
- Step 2Share the play linkYou'll get one link to share — paste it into your WhatsApp group, or send it however you like. Everyone opens it, adds two truths and a fib, then guesses the others'.
- Step 3Reveal the winnersAt the reveal, the app crowns the best fibber and the sharpest guesser.
Great for
- House parties & get-togethers
- Work socials & team offsites
- Classrooms & youth groups
- Clubs, societies & meetups
- Hen & stag dos
- Road trips & holidays
- Video calls (works anywhere)
- Street parties & neighbours
Stuck for ideas?
The best statements are surprising and specific. A few to spark yours:
- I once appeared on a TV quiz show.
- I've never eaten a curry.
- I can name every capital city in Europe.
Two truths that sound like lies, one lie that sounds true — that's the sweet spot.
Questions
Is it free?
Yes — completely free, with no account and nothing to install. Just share the link.
How many people can play?
Any number. It works with a handful of friends or a whole room — everyone plays on their own phone.
Do players need an account or an app?
No. Everyone joins from one shared link in their browser and types their name — that's it.
When are the answers revealed?
Whenever the host chooses — set a reveal time up front, or hit “Reveal now” at the end. No one can see a fib before the reveal.
Can I use it online / for remote teams?
Absolutely. Because it's a shared link, it's perfect for video calls and remote groups as well as in-person gatherings.
What makes a good statement?
Surprising, specific and hard to guess — an odd hobby, a brush with fame, a place you've never been. Two truths that sound like lies and one lie that sounds true.
This little game is part of Safari Supper — a progressive dinner around your street, where the app works out who visits whom so no one meets the same neighbours twice.