Party Mode
The classic chaotic experience
The one to open with. Dares, embarrassing stories and call-outs for a group that already knows each other.
How it plays
Three taps and the night is sorted
No board, no rules to explain, no one stuck being the host. One phone is enough for the whole room.
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Add your players
Type in who's there. Two people is enough; a full couch is better.
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Pick a deck
Mix the built-in decks, or have AI write one about your group.
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Pass the phone
Each card names a player and tells them what to do. Turn on Read Questions Aloud and nobody even has to read.
The decks
3,200 cards ready to play
Play Personalized, with real player names in the cards, or General when you just want to start.
Spicy
Don't play with coworkers
Exes, crushes and the stories that only come out after midnight.
Work Friends
Safe for HR (mostly)
Pointless meetings, passive-aggressive emails and who really runs the office.
First Date
Icebreakers with liquid courage
Skip the small talk and find out who they are before the second drink.
AI decks
Cards written about your group
Tell the orb who's coming: uni friends, old stories, inside jokes. It asks what it needs to know, then writes a deck only your group could play. You decide how far it goes.
- On-device AI runs on your iPhone or iPad at no cost, on devices that support Apple Intelligence.
- Cloud AI writes sharper, more personal cards. It is hosted in the European Union and comes with the Cloud AI Pass.
- The 3,200 built-in cards never need AI or a pass.
Also on Apple TV
On the biggest screen in the room
Couch Questions has its own Apple TV app. Set up the game with the remote, put the cards on the TV and let everyone see who just got called out.
How it compares with other party games on Apple TV →
The facts
Couch Questions at a glance
- What it is
- A party and drinking card game for adults. Every card names a player and tells them what to do.
- Devices
- iPhone and iPad with iOS 26 or later, and Apple TV with tvOS 26 or later. The Apple TV app plays on its own, with the Siri Remote.
- Players
- Two or more, with no upper limit.
- Cards
- 3,200 built-in cards in four decks: Party Mode, Spicy, Work Friends and First Date.
- AI decks
- Written about your group after a short chat with the orb. On-device AI is free on iPhone and iPad with Apple Intelligence. Cloud AI, hosted in the EU, comes with the Cloud AI Pass and works on Apple TV too.
- Price
- Free to download, with no ads. The Cloud AI Pass is an optional weekly subscription.
- Languages
- English, Dutch, German, French, Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese.
- Age rating
- 16+ on the App Store.
- Made by
- Couch Apps, a small independent studio. The App Store lists it under its founder's name, Samuel Lucas Ribeiro Cortez.
- Released
- 17 August 2026
Questions
Before you download
Is Couch Questions free?
Yes. The four built-in decks and all 3,200 cards are free, and there are no ads. On-device AI decks are free on devices that support Apple Intelligence. Cloud AI decks come with the Cloud AI Pass, a weekly subscription you can cancel any time.
Is it a drinking game?
Yes. Every card comes with a drink instruction. What's in the glass is up to you, and water counts. Couch Questions is for adults, so please drink responsibly.
How many people do you need?
Two players is enough to start, and there's no upper limit. It gets better with a group: more names for the cards to call out.
Which devices does it run on?
iPhone and iPad running iOS 26 or later, and Apple TV running tvOS 26 or later. The Apple TV app plays on its own with the Siri Remote, so nobody needs a phone. Get it from the App Store on each device.
What does the AI know about my friends?
Only what you tell it. Your description is used to write your deck. The details are in the privacy policy.
Is there a drinking game for Apple TV?
Yes, Couch Questions has its own Apple TV app. Set up the game with the Siri Remote, pick a deck, and every card shows up on the TV with your friends' names in it. Turn on Read Questions Aloud and the TV reads them out, too.
Can AI write a drinking game about my friends?
Yes. Tell the orb who's coming, plus a few stories and inside jokes. It asks what it needs to know, then writes a deck about your group with everyone's names in it. You decide how far it goes: keep it nice, tease us, roast us, or no limits.
Is Couch Questions on Android?
No. Couch Questions is only on iPhone, iPad and Apple TV.
Which languages can you play in?
English, Dutch, German, French, Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese, with all 3,200 cards in each. The game follows your device's language.
Your friends are coming over anyway
Have something ready that is about them.
