Everyone gets a secret agenda. Complete yours in the conversation, then expose everyone else's.
3+ players • no sign-up • first game ≈ 10 minutes
Rooms whose hosts put them on the list. Join a lobby and you play the next round. Drop into a live one and you watch until the round ends, then you're dealt in automatically.
Looking for open tables…
Tap an agent portrait to inspect their public gear.
First game keeps it short. The others add setup and streaming tools.
Join room voice to hear and speak with the table. You enter muted and choose when to unmute. Headphones recommended.
On a live microphone nothing can be filtered. Never say your full name, address, phone number, email, school or workplace \u2014 the people at a public table are strangers. Mute is always one tap away.
Speak for a moment so the meter moves, then play the test sound and mark yourself ready.
React with the table now. You'll receive a secret agenda automatically when the next round starts.
Pick a direction — you still write the line.
Pin one secret agenda to every player.
Discuss what happened, then vote privately. Not sure does not count against them.
+3 and up, the table agrees you pulled your agenda off — more for a harder one, and at a bigger table +2 for every agenda you match to the right player +1 per player who names yours and gets it wrong — but only if you pulled it off −1 for every “no” the table overrules. “Not sure” is free.
Cosmetic only. Nothing here changes an agenda, a score, or what you can see. Refunds · Terms
The best agenda, receipt and wrong read from tonight, cut into a seven-second reel. Whoever opens it lands in a fresh room with the same topic and pack.
A 7-second vertical video when supported; a 9:16 card everywhere else.
Export round timing, friction, room-visibility answers, best-moment notes, and how each agenda performed once it was declassified. Player guesses and conversation are excluded.
Tonight's public topic
Points come from pulling your agenda off. Hiding alone scores you nothing.
Your secret agenda
Answer the topic in one line, so it sets up your agenda.