One phone each

Flirty Draw and Guess on two phones

Get your partner to guess a flirty object with a few strokes of your finger. They watch the drawing appear on their own phone and make their guesses. Ten drawings per game, five each, drawn from 50 words: messy sketches make the game more fun.

Play Draw & Guess
One partner draws a rose on their phone while the other guesses

How do you play flirty Draw & Guess?

  1. Invite your partner

    Create a game on your phone and share its link, code or QR code. Your partner joins the same game on another device, with no account needed.

  2. Draw with your finger

    The first player sees a secret word. Draw it on screen with the fine pen, thick pen or eraser. Each stroke appears on your partner's phone.

  3. Guess, reveal, swap

    Your partner can send up to five guesses or say them aloud. The artist marks “Got it!” or reveals the answer. You switch roles after every drawing: five each, with no art skills required.

An example round

Only the artist sees this word; their partner watches the sketch appear. Two circles joined by a chain might be enough. If not, the reveal is still a reason to laugh. The secret word stays hidden until the round ends.

Handcuffs

  • ✎ Artist's phone: the secret word and drawing tools
  • ◉ Partner's phone: the drawing and guesses

Light flirting, made for a smartphone

Draw with a finger or stylus on a canvas sized for your phone. The fine pen, thick pen and eraser icons are easy to reach. This theme mixes romantic objects with flirty accessories, without asking anyone to undress or perform a dare.

Both phones need an Internet connection. If you play from different places, stay on a call or type your guesses in the game.

Play Draw & Guess
One phone each

Before you draw

Get your partner to guess a flirty object with a few strokes of your finger. They watch the drawing appear on their own phone and make their guesses. Ten drawings per game, five each, drawn from 50 words: messy sketches make the game more fun.

Both phones need an Internet connection. If you play from different places, stay on a call or type your guesses in the game.

Do we need to be good at drawing?

No. A rough sketch may be the funniest part of the game. You have a fine pen, thick pen and eraser, and the artist can reveal the answer at any time.

How many drawings do we make?

Each game has ten drawings chosen without repeats from 50 bilingual ideas: five per player. Your roles switch after every reveal.

Do we have to draw an explicit scene?

No. All 50 prompts are short words, such as a condom, a bra, a bed or a rose. The artist may reveal any prompt they do not want to draw.

Can we play remotely without signing up?

Yes. One person creates the game and shares a link or code. Each person plays in a browser on their own phone, with no sign-up. You can talk remotely or send guesses in the game.

Are our drawings published?

No. Only the two game participants can see them. Strokes are cleared when you move to the next round, and the final result keeps only the number of drawings guessed.

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