Break the ice
Most likely to
turn tonight into a story everyone retells?
A better question changes the room
The iPhone party game that turns awkward introductions into stories. 2,533 questions, twenty-six decks and one phone passed around the room.
Break the ice
Most likely to
turn tonight into a story everyone retells?
Built for iPhone
New Friends is free forever. The planned Plus launch offer unlocks the other ten group decks for US$4.99 monthly or US$29.99 yearly. Eligible new annual subscribers get seven days free.
These are planned United States App Store prices for version 1.0.1. The annual plan renews at US$29.99 per year after the trial unless cancelled. Monthly starts immediately. No weekly plan, lifetime purchase or ads. Apple shows the final local price and trial eligibility before purchase.
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Try a tiny round
No download, form or room code. These are the kinds of questions Chinwag uses to give the conversation somewhere to go.

What is a tiny luxury you will defend forever?
Everyone answers
Who would accidentally become famous first?
Point on three
Brunch is just breakfast with a booking fee.
Pick a side
Would you rather miss the flight or lose your luggage?
Choose one
What trend did you take far too seriously?
Tell the storySwipe sideways for all five →
The whole game loop
The iPhone app keeps the game deliberately simple. Nobody creates a room, enters a name or waits for everyone else to install anything.
Choose one pack or mix several, including a clearly labelled Spicy 18+ option.
Read aloud, point, vote or pick a side. Tap when the room is ready for the next card.
Play another 20-card round without immediately repeating the previous cards.
The real iPhone experience
Choose a mood, pass one iPhone and let each question earn the next story. These screens show the current Chinwag app, not a browser mock-up.



New Friends is different
A New Friends round does not jump from names to forced vulnerability. It deliberately moves through three stages, giving the room time to find its rhythm.
See how the three-stage deck works →Start with the room
Chinwag is organised around social situations, not an endless random feed.

Low-pressure questions with a deliberate progression.
Start cool →
Family Mode limits play to reviewed, adult-hosted mixed-age decks.
See Family Mode →
Fast votes followed by an immediate defence.
Point on three →
Quick opinions when the conversation needs a spark.
Pick a side →Twenty-six decks, five formats
Most Likely To, Never Have I Ever, Hot Takes, Would You Rather and open story prompts appear across packs for parties, families, travel, couples and everything people do online.
Start here
Easy votes become real stories across a deliberate three-stage round.
See the progression →
Instant energy
Fast pointing, ridiculous admissions and almost no explaining.
Explore the deck →
Harmless chaos
Pick a side, defend it and find the hill your friends will die on.
Try a few →Fun without the weird bit
Chinwag is designed for adults who want a spark, not a social ambush.
Skip any question without turning it into another conversation.
No account, friend graph or personal answers stored in the cloud.
One phone is enough. Nobody else needs to download the app.
What you are really downloading
The questions are only the spark. Chinwag helps you become the person who gets everybody involved, turns introductions into stories and gives the group something worth remembering tomorrow.
Help everyone belongGive quieter people an easy way into the room without putting them on the spot.
Host without overthinkingHave a reliable answer ready when the energy dips or people do not know where to start.
Leave with new storiesFind the memories, opinions and inside jokes that ordinary small talk never reaches.Useful before the app arrives
Our guides explain how to make question games feel natural, including when not to ask something.

A progression from easy answers to actual stories.
Read guide
Low-pressure prompts without corporate cringe.
Read guide

The trust and design rules that matter more than card count.
Read guideBring it to the next night
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