Interactive decision entertainment

Ten seconds. One choice. What’s your move?

Face fictional dilemmas about love, money, work, and morality. Choose fast, unlock your outcome, and find out what everyone else would do.

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Our launch promise

Built for curiosity—not fake certainty.

Fiction, clearly labeled

Every dilemma is entertainment.

Your choice stays yours

No public posting by default.

No fabricated hype

Real vote counts when available.

The experience

A story you can’t watch from the sidelines.

Every scenario is a compact pressure test: enough context to pull you in, a consequential choice, and an outcome worth debating.

01 / THE DILEMMA10 seconds

Your boss offers you $50,000 to keep a secret—but someone else could lose their job.

ATake the money
BTell the truth
CNegotiate
DWalk away

02

Choose under pressure

Make the call before the clock runs out—then see the consequence your choice unlocks.

03

Compare your instincts

See how other players answered and discover whether your move was popular, rare, or divisive.

04 / START THE DEBATE

Share the dilemma

Turn any result into a conversation-ready prompt built for group chats and short-form social posts.

Choose your depth

Play free. Go deeper when you want.

Straightforward options for solo players and groups. Cancel subscriptions anytime.

Free Move

A rotating taste of the experience.

$0forever

  • Daily featured scenarios
  • Core outcome reveals
  • Community vote results
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Most replayable

All Access

For curious minds who always want another dilemma.

$7/month

  • Full scenario library
  • Premium themed packs
  • Deeper personalized outcomes
  • Save history and revisit choices
  • Early access to new formats
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Party Pack

A digital pack made for one memorable night.

$15one time

  • 50 group-ready scenarios
  • Pass-the-phone mode
  • No subscription required
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Before you choose

Questions, answered.

The clock is ticking

You won’t know your move until you make it.

Step into your first fictional dilemma, choose on instinct, and send the question to someone who swears they’d do better.

Make your move