Chill out
Twenty calm seconds while the app learns your baseline — your blinks, your gaze, your resting face. Deep breath. You’ve got this.
Point your phone. Ask the spicy questions. Watch the needle freak out as your best friend sweats. It's the lie-detector party game — and you can try it right now.
The Truth-o-meter™
For entertainment only — it just has to be right more often than your friends.
Two people. One phone. A needle with zero chill.
Twenty calm seconds while the app learns your baseline — your blinks, your gaze, your resting face. Deep breath. You’ve got this.
Point the camera. It reads six signals — blinks, gaze, brow, mouth, head and body — all on your phone, with consent.
It reads the whole answer, not one blink. The needle climbs as the signals start agreeing. The whole room leans in.
Big reveal, ridiculous number, a list of exactly which tells moved. Screenshot it, post it, run it back.
The real build, running right here in your browser. Allow the camera, give it twenty calm seconds to learn your face, then ask yourself something you'd rather not answer. Then watch six signals tell on you.
Needs a camera and decent light. The first launch downloads the face model once (about 13 MB), then it runs offline.
First it learns your calm face. Then every signal is measured as drift from your normal — not against some average stranger. One twitch on its own won't move it. Several agreeing will.
How often the eyes close, counted over a rolling window. Climbs under load.
How far the eyes drift from the lens. Looking anywhere but at you is a classic.
Inner-brow raise and brow furrow — the little knot between the eyebrows.
Lip press, pucker and jaw tension. The face swallowing a sentence.
Nods, shakes and the slow lean back from the camera.
Shoulders, hands, the fidget the face mesh can’t see. Caught on the whole frame.
Stress isn't the same thing as lying — calm liars and nervous honest people both exist. It gives you a sharper read than going in blind, not a verdict.
A few ways to play, one guaranteed outcome: somebody gets caught.
Pass the phone around the circle. Everyone answers, everyone gets exposed.
Online poker night with your friends, cameras on. It reads every player while they bet, and every all-in turns into a debate.
See how it works →Somebody in your crew lies better than the rest. Now you’ll know who.
No setup, no accounts, no explaining the rules. Just point it and go.
Big meter, big number, big group chat energy.
The read happens on-device, with your consent. We’re here for the laughs, not your secrets.
There’s always another question, and it’s always the one nobody wanted asked.
Poker night, now online. Pull your friends up to a virtual table, cameras on, and Poker Mode reads every player while they bet. When someone shoves all in wearing their best nothing-face, the whole table gets a needle to argue about. Same game you already love — a lot more drama.
Reading them right now
Start your usual online game with the crew, wherever everyone happens to be. Cameras on.
Every player agrees to be read before the first card is dealt. No sneaky reads, ever.
Somebody shoves all in with a straight face? The needle has an opinion — and now so does everyone else.
Poker Mode isn't in the preview yet — leave your email and we'll tell you when it lands. Built for friendly games with people you know, for laughs. Never for real-money tables.
The toy version: random numbers, real drama. When you want the genuine read, the live preview above actually looks at you.
Press the button and answer out loud…
just a toy · random numbers · the live preview above actually reads you
Straight answer: it’s built for entertainment — a party game, not a courtroom. But it isn’t smoke and mirrors either. It reads genuine signs of stress and nerves — the same tells a sharp friend learns to spot — and you can watch it do that in the preview above. You go in with a much better read than flying blind.
“It only has to be right about half the time.”
It measures six real stress and nervousness cues, live, against your own calm baseline — and only moves when several agree. Far more telling than a plain guess, at a party or across a poker table.
Don’t take it to court, don’t bet the house, don’t end friendships over it. The only 100% is on stuff nobody could deny anyway.
And it stays between you — everything runs on-device, and everyone playing taps to agree before a single question is asked.
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