Support

Something broken, confusing or just worth saying? Write to us — a real person reads every email.

Email us

support@couple-game.app

We reply within 3 business days, usually faster.

It helps if you mention the game, your phone and browser, and what happened just before the problem.

Questions and answers

General

Do I need an account?

No for love. and Norm or Nope? — just open them in the browser. Two of Us will use sign-in via Telegram.

What language are the games in?

Right now all the games are in Russian. English versions are in progress.

How do I delete my data?

See Delete data — step by step for each game, no app needed.

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Where are my names and saved questions stored?

Only on your device, in the browser's storage. We don't have a copy. If you clear the site data or tap “Reset everything” in the game, they're gone.

How do I turn on 18+ questions?

Choose the Hot evening preset or an adult theme and confirm that you're 18 or older. The confirmation is stored only on this device; “Reset everything” removes it too.

How does long-distance play work?

One of you creates a room and sends the link. The room is end-to-end encrypted with a key that sits in the link after the “#” sign — browsers never send that part to our server. Rooms live only in memory and vanish after 12 hours without activity.

Can I turn off anonymous statistics?

Yes — there's a switch on the privacy page inside the game. What exactly is collected is described in our privacy policy.

Norm or Nope?

Do I need to register?

No. The nickname you type lives only in the room's memory and disappears with the room.

How do I play without 18+ questions?

They're off by default. Leave the 18+ box unticked — or pick Office or First date, which never include them.

A results link doesn't open.

Result links (/r/…) work for 30 days and then expire. That's by design.

Where is our game history?

Only in your browser on this device. Clearing the site data removes it.

Two of Us

When can I play?

Two of Us is in closed early access. The game page will get a “Play” button when it opens.

Why does it ask for birth time and city?

They make the calculation more precise. Time is optional — you can choose “don't know”. Birth data is stored encrypted.

Is this a prediction?

No. It's a game and a reason to talk. Each conclusion has a “Why am I seeing this?” explanation, so you can see what it's based on and argue with it.