I’ve always been the person in my group who makes up games and quizzes for friends and family—especially during trips, dinners, or just random hangouts. It became a bit of a thing where people would expect something new every time. At some point, we started talking about word games and how most of them felt too slow or predictable. We wanted something faster, more chaotic, and actually competitive—something that feels like a race, not a turn. That idea stuck with me. I kept thinking about how it could work in real-time, with pressure, speed, and strategy all mixed together. So I decided to build it. What started as a casual concept turned into a full product in about a month. It’s been really fun (and a bit surreal) turning something we used to play informally into a game that others can now try, compete in, and hopefully enjoy just as much. Would genuinely love to see how others experience it.

What's In a Name?

Better than all word games , I assure you.

Better than all word games , I assure you.