One phone, a few friends, and a bottle that decides. Pick a pack, pop in everyone's names and spin. Every spin picks two of you and hands you a task or a question — then the phone goes round again.
Four packs, from gentle icebreakers to properly scorching. The pack sets the mood for the table — and you can swap it mid-game if things get too warm, or not warm enough.
Pop in two to eleven names — the app remembers them for next time. On the spicy packs everyone also says who they're up for, so nobody gets paired out of the blue.
The bottle picks two of you, and up comes a task or a question — some with a cheeky timer. Not feeling it? Skip, any time, no explaining. Then pass the phone on.
Friends Night and Pub Flirty are free and stay free. The two spicy ones unlock with a single subscription on the phone in the middle — so everyone round the table gets them.
Icebreakers and dares your nan could watch.
Teasing, eye contact and a bit of nerve.
Friends who want it spicy. The room is the show — and it all stays over the clothes.
One couple, or two. Heat up for what happens after the phone goes down.
The first time someone opens a spicy pack, the app checks everyone's old enough. Say no and the spicy shelf just stays shut — the rest of the night carries on as normal.
Before the first spicy spin, one of you reads the ground rules out loud. Ten seconds, and it sets the tone far better than a tickbox hidden in settings.
On spicy packs a dare only lands on two people who are actually up for each other. Men, women, enby folks — you say, and the bottle listens.
Skip the task, skip the pair, or call it a night — whenever you like, with no explaining and nothing lost. Changed your mind halfway through? That's fine too.
Even the hottest pack stops at the door. What happens once the phone's face down is entirely your business — it's never a task.
Names, genders and who fancies whom stay on the phone. Nothing gets sent anywhere, and analytics stays off unless you switch it on.
Nope! One phone sits in the middle of the table and gets passed around. No room codes, no downloads for everyone else, no faff.
Two is enough, four is the sweet spot, and there's room for eleven round the table. Play as long as you like — and people can join in or slip away mid-game without spoiling the night.
Absolutely. Two is a perfectly good table, and After Dark was written with exactly that in mind — one couple, or two, warming up for later.
Friends Night and Pub Flirty are free, with no catch and no timer. The two spicy packs come with a subscription — weekly, monthly or yearly, at whatever your store charges — and you get three free spins in each to see if you like them first. One subscription on the one phone covers everybody playing on it.
Just the one, on the phone you're playing on — email and password, Apple or Google, whichever's quickest. It's what keeps hold of your subscription and your stats. Everyone else simply plays.
Very much so. The two free packs are gentle enough for people you've only just met. The spicy stuff sits behind an age check, a consent moment read out loud, and matching that respects who's up for whom. It's cheeky and suggestive — never explicit — and skipping is always free.
Sign in once and you're sorted — after that a night plays happily offline, because the prompts live on the phone. Battery died mid-round? Open it back up and the night picks up right where you left off.
Please do! Thumbs up or down on any card, and tell us what was off if you fancy. We genuinely read them and tidy the packs up. On Premium you can also bin a card for good, so it never turns up at your table again.
English to start with. More are on the way — the app was built with that in mind, so it's mostly a matter of writing them. Shout for yours on the public roadmap.
Yes please. The roadmap at tuvro.canny.io is open to everyone — pop your idea up there, or vote for one that's already waiting. Or just email hello@tuvro.app; we read the lot.
We're a Czech couple, both certified coaches, and under the name Respektum we make videos, courses and little apps about how people talk to each other — as couples, with friends, round a table.
Tuvro is the loud one in the family. It comes from the same simple idea as everything else we make: a room gets closer when it laughs first and gets brave second — as long as nobody ever feels cornered. Which is why skipping is free and the ground rules get read out loud.