Who Asked It

How to play Who Asked It

A free online party game for 3 to 12 friends: a title from one of your group’s AI conversations appears, and everyone guesses whose it is.

Before your first game

  1. Create a free account with no password to invent: a sign-in link by email is enough. Pick a nickname and an avatar.
  2. Add our extension to Chrome, Edge, Brave or Firefox on a computer, or to a compatible Firefox Android browser. With your consent, it reads the list of your ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Perplexity conversations in the browser where you are already signed in, and keeps only their titles. You need at least 10 different titles.
  3. After that, you can play on any screen, phone included, without the extension.

A game, step by step

  1. The host creates a game and invites friends with a code, a link or a QR code. They choose the number of rounds (3 to 50) and the voting time (15 to 120 seconds).
  2. Each player privately sees the titles drawn from their own for this game, and can redraw them before confirming. The others only see who is ready.
  3. Each round, a title appears. Everyone except its owner secretly votes for the friend they think asked it.
  4. The owner is revealed with the votes and points. Titles rotate between players, so everyone gets about as many rounds.
  5. After the last round, check the final ranking, then play again with the same group.

Scoring

  • Right guess: 100 points, plus up to 50 for answering quickly. Wrong guess: 0.
  • Your title: up to 150 points, in proportion to the voters you fool.

Example with 5 players: 4 people vote on your title. If 2 of them get it wrong, you score 75 points.

Questions

Is the title exactly what the person asked?

Not always. Most AI services name a conversation themselves, so the title sums it up rather than quoting the question. The game only uses titles, never the content of messages.

What do other players see?

The titles drawn from yours during the game, your nickname, avatar, votes, score and average response time. Never your email address or your conversations. Privacy policy.

Can I play on a phone?

Yes. Prepare your titles on a computer or with compatible Firefox Android; then play from any mobile browser, without the extension.

Is it free?

Yes, with no purchase or subscription. You need an account to play; the demo works without one.

Want to see a round first? Try the demo, no account needed.