Launching today
Called Out
Party game on your phones. AI roasts you, friends guess who
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Party game on your phones. AI roasts you, friends guess who
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Called Out is a party game for 4-10 friends, played on everyone's own phone. The host gets a 4-letter code and friends join in the browser. No app, no sign-up. In the Rapid Fire mode you answer A-D questions about yourself and the room sees who picked what, with names. At the end, AI writes each player a roast card. The cards go up with no names and the room guesses whose is whose. Three more modes: Most Likely To, Showdown, Confessions. Free.
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Hey Product Hunt, I'm Anas, and I made Called Out 👋
Called Out is a party game for 4-10 friends, each on their own phone. In the ⚡ Rapid Fire mode you answer A-D questions about yourself, and at the end Claude reads everyone's answers and writes each player a roast card. Like this one:
Nobody knows whose card it is. It goes up on every phone with no name, everyone shouts a guess, then the host hits Reveal: "It's Maya!"
A full game, start to finish:
Host taps Create and gets a 4-letter code and a QR. Omar, Jess and Leo join in the browser. No app, no sign-up.
Pick a theme (Your Type, Character Traits...) and 8, 14 or 20 questions.
20 seconds a question, A-D, about yourself. Then every phone shows who picked what, with names, and reactions (😂 💀 🚩) fly.
Whose card is this? Claude reads the room's answers and writes each player a card. The host plays them one by one, no names. If it's yours: poker face.
Your full card, just for you: the receipt (your most damning answer, quoted), your closest match in the room and three made-up stat bars.
The other three modes don't use AI:
🕵️ Most Likely To: vote for a friend, then see who voted for whom.
🥊 Showdown: two players act out a duel ("best villain laugh"), the room votes.
🙊 Confessions: "Have you ever...?" in secret. The room sees "3 of 6 of you have", then votes to unmask.
No points, no leaderboard, no waiting on a console.
No group handy? Open it on your phone and your laptop, start a 2-player Rapid Fire game and roast yourself (tabs in one browser count as one player). Or watch the video above.
Two things I'd love to hear: are the cards too mean or not mean enough? And which mode would you start a night with?