Set up a round in two minutes
Pick an audience that fits everyone playing. For a mixed-age family, use Kids & Family; for a sleepover, start with Friends or Teens. Agree on off-limits topics and make passing an ordinary option. Decide whether players take turns clockwise or use the optional player tracker to pick a random person.
Choose a ready-made category or switch to Create Your Own. With custom lists, enter one prompt per line in both the Truth and Dare boxes so either wheel result has something to draw. A Truth asks for an honest answer; a Dare offers a short challenge. Players can adapt a dare to their mobility, space or comfort level.
Choose prompts that fit the people and setting
Fun prompts work well when people are meeting for the first time. Deep questions suit friends who want longer conversations; couples prompts suit a date night. Adult and Spicy libraries are for adults and stay non-explicit. For children, keep an adult nearby to review each prompt. Age filters help narrow a library, but the host should still check what fits the group.
On a call or in a group chat, choose Over Text or Long Distance and send the prompt to the current player. Avoid challenges involving other people’s accounts, private messages or photographs without permission. No one needs to share passwords, contact a stranger, spend money or prove that they completed a dare.
Each category in the shared English library has 100 Truths and 100 Dares. Fun starts with 75 of each, or 100 of each in Kids & Family. Higher intensity settings include more of the full pool; age and remote-play filters can narrow it. Custom games use only the prompts you enter.
Keep the game moving
Allow about a minute for a light round and longer for a thoughtful answer. Use Another prompt to change the challenge for the same Truth or Dare result, or Spin again to let the wheel choose again. The wheel automatically avoids repeats until the active pool is exhausted. If you change the category or intensity, the eligible pool changes too.
In Entries, enable Track turns and completed rounds below Sound effects. The optional tracker records completed rounds and passes separately. After a player responds, press Completed to move to the next person; press Pass if they skip. These are turn counts, not a competition. Stop after everyone has had a few turns or whenever the group wants a break.
Build your own list
Start with concrete, answerable questions such as “What is a small kindness you remember?” and short, flexible dares such as “Invent a ten-second weather report.” Keep one idea in each prompt. Read the list once before playing, remove anything too personal and balance quiet challenges with playful ones.
Browse the filtered questions and dares library to choose prompts ahead of time, then copy your favorites into the custom wheel. For one type of round, use the truth question generator or random dare generator.
