How to play

Two Peas is a 60-second daily ritual for two people — a couple, best friends, siblings, a parent and grown-up kid. One prompt a day, and the game is simple: how well do you actually know each other?

The daily loop

1. Answer for yourself. One quick question drops each day — "window or aisle?", "who's more likely to cry at a movie?". Pick your honest answer. (~20 seconds)
2. Predict your person. Now guess what they picked. This is the real game — reading their mind is the win. (~20 seconds)
3. The reveal. Answers stay sealed until you've both played — no peeking, ever. Then you see everything side by side: what you each picked, and who read whom.
4. Keep the streak. Every day you both finish before midnight adds a day to your shared streak. It belongs to both of you — that's the point.

Streaks, freezes, and missed days

Your streak counts consecutive days you both completed the loop. Life happens, so every month you get one free streak freeze, applied automatically the first time you miss a day — a flight or a hard week shouldn't erase two months of showing up. If the streak does end, your history and longest streak are always kept. Start again the same day.

Inviting your person

Two Peas doesn't work solo — that's by design. Play today's prompt, then send your personal invite link. When your person opens it, your answers are already waiting: they play once and get the full reveal instantly. From there, you're paired and the streak starts at Day 1.

The share card

After each reveal you can share a result card — the dot grid shows which days you both nailed the prediction, plus your streak. It never shows your answers, so it's safe to post anywhere. What you two said stays between you two.

House rules

• One prompt a day. No feeds, no endless scroll — 60 seconds and done.
• Answers are private to your pair. Nobody else ever sees them.
• You can nudge your person once a day if they haven't played. Use it kindly.
• Two Peas is for people 13 and up.

Ready? Play today's prompt.