The guess round.
One of you answers five cards while the other looks away, then hands the phone over. The other guesses each answer: one of two, a number from 1 to 5, or in their own words. The reveal puts every answer next to its guess and gives the round a score. A written answer is marked by whoever wrote it: tap close enough and it counts.
Two phones, no account.
Answer on your phone and CoupleDeck makes a code to send in any chat app. Your partner pastes it into CoupleDeck and guesses on their own phone, and the result comes back the same way, so both phones keep the round. Two-phone rounds use the pick-one and 1 to 5 cards, and no server holds your answers.
Ten decks, 600 cards.
First Dates, Long Haul, Would You Rather, Deep Talk, Flirty, Travel, Money Talk, Family, Guess What I'd Say and Just for Laughs, 60 cards each, written for couples. No card repeats until you have been through the deck, and a skipped card goes to the back.
A card of the day.
The same question shows on both your phones, picked by the date. Answer it together on one phone: neither answer shows until you both have, and a streak counts the days you both answered.
A card to share.
Turn the round score into a picture such as “Sam knows Maya 80%”, with none of the answers on it, ready for any chat.
Reminders when you want them.
The card of the day at the time you choose, with the question in the notification, and a date night nudge on the days you pick.