 I made Who Asked It, a browser game where an AI conversation title appears and your group guesses which friend started it. The title might be an AI-generated summary, not the exact question someone typed. You can try a fictional round without an account: https://www.whoaskedit.com/en/demo?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social For a real game, everyone prepares at least 10 distinct conversation titles using the extension on a supported computer browser or compatible Firefox Android. It works with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity; you don't need accounts with all four. Once prepared, you can play on your phone without the extension. The extension syncs titles and identifiers, not message contents. Titles can still be personal. Before playing, each person privately reviews their randomly drawn batch and can redraw the whole batch before accepting it. Free games support 3 to 5 players and 10 rounds. There's an optional host Premium subscription for larger groups; guests don't pay. The game is for ages 16+. The bit I'd like feedback on is the initial setup: would you prepare this before a game night, or would asking each friend to do that stop you? Is there something the demo should explain better before anyone signs up?   submitted by   /u/Maleficent-Winner63 [link]   [comments]