Spark deeper conversations with people you love
A card game of 1000+ questions for couples and friends. Pull a card, read it out loud, and find out what the person across from you has never said before.
Free to download
Why people love DeepTalk
Everything you need for unforgettable conversations, in one app.
2,400+ questions
Every question was written to be asked out loud to a real person. You won't run out for a very long time.
20 categories
Categories are narrow on purpose, so you always know what kind of conversation you're opening the door to.
No ads, no clutter
The app stays out of the way. You will never get a banner ad in the middle of a serious answer.
For everyone
Couples get the most decks, but friends, roommates, and first dates all have questions written for them.
A category for every vibe
Feeling deep, romantic, or just want to laugh? DeepTalk has 20 categories inside the app. Here are a few favorites.
Questions for Couples
Can't decide which category to open first? This page samples the couples' side of the whole app. When a question lands, the deck it came from has a few hundred more like it.
See sample questions →Questions to Ask Your Boyfriend
'How was your day?' 'Good.' If that exchange sounds familiar, try asking something that can't be answered in one word. These give him something specific to react to, which is usually all it takes.
See sample questions →Questions to Ask Your Girlfriend
There's a point in every relationship where you think you know everything about her. You don't. People keep changing after you stop asking, and these questions are how you keep up.
See sample questions →Questions to Ask Your Crush
Easy openers, flirty follow-ups and a few deeper ones for when you actually want to know them.
See sample questions →Would You Rather Questions
Forcing a choice is the whole trick. Nobody gets to hide behind 'it depends' when there are only two options, and the reason behind the pick is usually more interesting than the pick itself. Some of these are silly. A few will start an argument.
See sample questions →Never Have I Ever Questions
Prompts for the classic game, sorted from harmless to the ones that get people talking.
See sample questions →As easy as 1-2-3
Start having amazing conversations in seconds.
Download
Free on the App Store. You'll be reading your first card within a minute.
Pick a category
Deep, romantic, party, or one of 17 others. Match the deck to the mood in the room.
Start talking
Read a card out loud, answer honestly, pass the phone. That's the whole game.
Guides for the conversation you're stuck on
Not a list of questions, a plan for the actual conversation, with the DeepTalk deck that fits built right in.
How to Start a Deep Conversation With Your Partner
You've been sitting next to each other for two hours and the deepest thing anyone has said is "we should watch something else." There's plenty to talk about, but "how was your day" has a script, and both of you know your lines. Getting past the script takes a little intention, but not as much as you'd think.
How to Reconnect With Your Partner When You Feel Distant
Nothing is wrong, exactly. You still split the groceries and say goodnight. But somewhere in the last few months you became very good coworkers running a household, and the last real conversation you can remember was about the car. Drifting apart rarely announces itself, which is also why it's fixable earlier than most people think.
Conversation Starters for Date Night That Actually Work
You booked the sitter, got the table, ordered the wine, and then spent forty minutes talking about the sitter. It's the classic date night failure: all the logistics of romance, none of the conversation. The fix isn't a list of fifty questions to memorize. It's a handful of good openers and a plan for how the evening actually runs.
How to Break the Ice With New Friends
Making friends as an adult is mostly a scheduling problem, but keeping them is a conversation problem. You meet someone at the gym or through a coworker, you get along fine, and then every hangout stalls at the same depth: jobs, neighborhoods, that one show. Getting past that layer is a skill, and it's more learnable than people admit.
How to Keep a Long Distance Relationship Strong
The hard part of long distance isn't the missing, it's the maintenance. Every call opens with "how was your day," every day was fine, and slowly the relationship becomes a status report between two tired people in different time zones. Couples that survive distance aren't the ones who talk the most. They're the ones whose talks stay worth having.
Road Trip Conversation Games That Beat the Radio
Hour one of a road trip takes care of itself. Hour three is where you find out whether this car has conversation in it or just a podcast queue. A car is actually a great conversation venue: nobody can leave, nobody has to make eye contact, and the road gives you something to stare at while you think. You just need a game to hang it on.
Why we built DeepTalk
Most question-card apps dump every question into one long list, so you scroll for a while before finding anything that fits the moment. We split ours into 20 narrow decks instead — Jealousy & Trust, Red & Green Flags, Drunk Talk, and 17 others — so a couple on date night gets a different deck than a group of friends on a road trip. We write the questions ourselves instead of scraping them from forums, try them out with friends and family first, and keep adding new ones based on feedback from people who use the app.
Built by Dima Tretyak, creator of DeepTalk.
What people are saying
Loved by couples, friends, and party-goers everywhere.
“I downloaded this for a laugh, but now my friends and I open it almost every weekend. The questions are funny and sometimes surprisingly deep — great for just hanging out.”
Julie McCullough
App Store Review“My boyfriend and I use the deep questions on date nights and we've learned so much about each other. Some of them really make you think, and it's brought us a lot closer.”
Sarah K.
App Store Review“We pulled this out at a house party and it was an instant hit — everyone was laughing, arguing over Would You Rather, and actually opening up. Best party game app I've found.”
Mike T.
App Store ReviewFrequently asked questions
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real conversations?
DeepTalk is free to download. Try one question tonight with someone you like talking to, and see how long the conversation runs.