Something for your group chat to be about on a Tuesday.
Twice a week your group gets a question, a race, or something to remember. Everyone does theirs privately, then it all opens at once.
Starting one takes a minute. Playing takes less.
Someone starts a league and drops the link in the chat.
They name it. That’s the setup.
Everyone answers on their own.
One tap, a name they make up, and their answer.
Everything opens at the deadline.
Here is one on the Monday, and here is the same one on the Tuesday.
What have you changed your mind about this year?
Nobody can read a single answer before then — not even whoever asked the question. Then every answer appears at the same time.
Then everyone reads it at once.
A question opens with no names on it, so the group has to work out who said what. A race opens with names attached, because seeing who won is the point of a race.
Both land on one page you drop into the chat. Not finishing is recorded as that, not as a loss.
I have never once finished a book about sailing. I own nine.
I still have the ticket stub from the first night we all met.
I am terrified of moths, because of a specific incident in 2011.
What you do changes. Who you do it with doesn’t.
Everyone answers one question, privately.
It opens with no names on it. The group works out who said what.
Everyone adds one thing that happened.
The round is the collection. It stays there afterwards.
The whole group against one problem.
One result for all of you. It either worked or it didn’t.
Get between two Wikipedia articles in the fewest clicks.
Names and times attached. There is a working one below.
You paste a link. They tap it. That’s it.
No app store, no password, no email. The people who never join anything will join this, because it costs them one tap and a name they make up.
Closes in 22 hours.
friendleague.co/l/tuesday-night-chaos
Seventeen friends who never see each other.
Scattered across five time zones, down to birthday messages and the occasional meme. Two races a week put them back in the same room — without anyone having to find a date that works.
That's who this was built for, and they're the ones playing season one.
Then just tell us about your group.
Starting a league is free and takes about a minute, so nothing is stopping you. But if you’d rather see where this goes first — Season 01 is WikiRace, and the game changes every season — leave your details and we’ll tell you what’s coming.