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A Fun Couples Activities App for When Netflix Isn't Cutting It

Eleven games that give you something to actually do together. Start with laughing. End up somewhere more interesting. Smush handles the in-between.

11 Games, Wildly Different

Trivia, Truth or Dare, Never Have I Ever, Hot Spot, Heat Check, Fantasy Match, Spicy Missions, Roleplay, Daily Desire, Spice Dice, and Meltdown. You won't run out of things to do.

One Phone, Same Couch

Together mode runs on a single device for most games, with no account setup for your partner. Enter both names and go.

Conversations That Happen by Accident

The best relationship conversations were never planned. They came from a game that asked the right question at the right moment. That's what these games do.

Never Have I Ever Breaks the Ice Every Time

Some nights you need a game that gets you laughing before it gets you talking. Never Have I Ever does that reliably. Statements appear. You drop a finger when you've done the thing. The first person down to zero takes a challenge. The fun part is discovering what your partner has done that you never knew about. Two years in, five years in, fifteen years in. There are always surprises. And surprises, even small ones over a phone screen on the couch, are what keep a Wednesday night from feeling like every other Wednesday night.


Frequently Asked Questions

Eleven different games. Trivia tests how well you know each other. Truth or Dare gives you prompts. Never Have I Ever reveals surprises. Hot Spot is a reflex game with stakes. Heat Check scores your compatibility. Fantasy Match explores desires. The variety means you pick what fits your mood.
Trivia and Heat Check involve questions, but the other nine games are completely different formats. Hot Spot is a reflex game. Meltdown uses a live slider mechanic. Spicy Missions is physical. The range is the point.
Most games, yes. Together mode works on a single device: pass it back and forth or look at the screen side by side. Heat Check, Fantasy Match and Meltdown are the exceptions, since they always link two phones with an invite code.
As spicy as you want. Soft is the gentlest of the four levels, playful and hot sit in the middle, and wild is for when you want the evening to go somewhere specific. You pick your default during setup, and Truth or Dare, Spice Dice and Never Have I Ever let you change it mid-game.
Set the soft spice level and stick with Never Have I Ever and Hot Spot. Plenty of fun without crossing into intimate territory. You can always escalate later.
A reflex game played with the phone set down between you. Each of you taps your own dot the moment it appears, and whoever's faster wins the round and picks the task. It's competitive in the way that makes you bump shoulders and argue about reaction time.
Built for it. Pick a game and play for fifteen minutes or two hours, depending on how much energy the day left you.
After thirty years I still get answers wrong about my wife. Trivia and Heat Check surface things you assumed you knew. Length of relationship doesn't equal depth of knowledge.
Five games work remotely in real time: Truth or Dare, Heat Check, Fantasy Match, Trivia, and Meltdown. Both partners need the app installed.
One person controls a heat slider. The other watches the card change live without knowing where it will stop. When the slider releases, the challenge locks in. Then you swap. It turns anticipation into a game.
That depends on the game and on how much you talk between rounds, which is usually where the evening gets good.
The soft spice level works for a third date. Trivia and Never Have I Ever are natural icebreakers. You don't need years of history to play.
Download and play. Signing in is optional, and skipping it takes you straight to the home screen.
App Store and Google Play. Search "Smush" or use the download links on this page.

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11 games on iOS and Android. No awkward conversations required.