Team Games
Four games your team plays in one browser tab
Guess the word letter by letter, answer with a GIF, draw it, or lay it out in emoji. Everything happens live for everyone in the room. Open a game on its own and send the link, or run one as the icebreaker before a retrospective.
Draw & Guess
Sofia drew “sailboat” — Kirill guessed it from three lines
Hangman
“release” — the word won, six wrong letters in
Sprint in one GIF
Everyone answered “how did this sprint feel?” with a GIF
Decoded
⏰🔥📅 — Marta called “deadline” on the third emoji
Draw & Guess
Sofia drew “sailboat” — Kirill guessed it from three lines
Hangman
“release” — the word won, six wrong letters in
Sprint in one GIF
Everyone answered “how did this sprint feel?” with a GIF
Decoded
⏰🔥📅 — Marta called “deadline” on the third emoji
Draw & Guess
Sofia drew “sailboat” — Kirill guessed it from three lines
Hangman
“release” — the word won, six wrong letters in
Sprint in one GIF
Everyone answered “how did this sprint feel?” with a GIF
Decoded
⏰🔥📅 — Marta called “deadline” on the third emoji
Draw & Guess
Sofia drew “sailboat” — Kirill guessed it from three lines
Hangman
“release” — the word won, six wrong letters in
Sprint in one GIF
Everyone answered “how did this sprint feel?” with a GIF
Decoded
⏰🔥📅 — Marta called “deadline” on the third emoji
Hangman
“deployment” — guessed with two letters still hidden
Draw & Guess
Kirill drew “coffee” — nobody guessed before the timer
Decoded
🐛🔍🌙 — “hotfix”, named by two people at once
Sprint in one GIF
Nine GIFs opened at once, and the room went quiet for a second
Hangman
“deployment” — guessed with two letters still hidden
Draw & Guess
Kirill drew “coffee” — nobody guessed before the timer
Decoded
🐛🔍🌙 — “hotfix”, named by two people at once
Sprint in one GIF
Nine GIFs opened at once, and the room went quiet for a second
Hangman
“deployment” — guessed with two letters still hidden
Draw & Guess
Kirill drew “coffee” — nobody guessed before the timer
Decoded
🐛🔍🌙 — “hotfix”, named by two people at once
Sprint in one GIF
Nine GIFs opened at once, and the room went quiet for a second
Hangman
“deployment” — guessed with two letters still hidden
Draw & Guess
Kirill drew “coffee” — nobody guessed before the timer
Decoded
🐛🔍🌙 — “hotfix”, named by two people at once
Sprint in one GIF
Nine GIFs opened at once, and the room went quiet for a second
The lineup
Four games, one room
Pick a game when you open the room. Every one of them runs in the browser, needs no setup, and shows the same state to everyone playing.
Draw & Guess
One player draws a word, everyone else guesses in the chat. Works as a warm-up or on its own.
Six colours, a fill and an eraser. If the room is stuck, the person drawing can open a letter — up to half of the word.
Sprint in one GIF
Everyone answers a question with a GIF; all answers open at once.
Picks stay hidden while people are choosing, then open all at once — yours or on a timer.
Hangman
The team guesses a word letter by letter before the attempts run out.
Six wrong letters, words from the world of development and teamwork. Anyone can call a letter.
Decoded
One player lays a word out in emoji, everyone else guesses in the chat. Up to five emoji per round.
Up to five emoji per clue, no letters and no numbers. The clue can be reshuffled mid-round.
Live example
This is the whole interface
Switch between the games — this is exactly what players see, minus the other people in the room.
Playing now
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How a room works
From an idea to a game in three steps
A room belongs to a team, keeps everything played in it, and stays until someone deletes it.
Open a room
Give it a name and pick a game. A team can keep up to ten rooms open at a time.
Send the link
Copy it, or post an invitation to your Slack or Telegram channel. A room holds up to twelve players.
Play, then look back
Start the timer to cap a turn, and the rounds you played stay under the game — words, who led them and who guessed.
Start a game in under a minute
No setup, no downloads, no rules to explain. Open a room and send the link.
Frequently asked questions
Not if the room is open by link. Anyone who follows it joins with a random name and avatar and can play everything — the only thing kept for signed-in players is uploading your own file in the GIF round. A room can also be kept team-only, and then it opens for members of the team.
Up to twelve in one room. “Draw and guess” and “Decoded” need at least two — one leads the round, the rest guess. Hangman and the GIF round work even for one person, though they are not much fun that way.
No. A game room lives on its own in the Games section and needs no board. The retrospective is the other way to play the same games — as the icebreaker stage before the team starts writing cards.
As long as the room wants. Nothing ends by itself: the brush goes around the players and starts over. Whoever runs the game can start a timer, and it closes the current turn — or reveals the GIF round — when it runs out.
Words follow the content language: in a game room it is the language of whoever opened it, on a board it is the language of the retrospective. A word does not come up twice while the room still has unused ones.
