Every group decision,
settled in five seconds
No accounts, no setup, no arguments. Hand the phone to the middle of the table, everyone touches the screen, and the roulette does the rest — with neon circles, a chase-orb comet, a haptic drumroll and a confetti burst that make losing almost as fun as winning.
- True multi-touch. A UIKit-backed arena tracks every finger with a stable identity — up to the hardware limit, or 20 players in tap-to-register modes.
- Provably fair. The winner is drawn with a cryptographically secure RNG before the sweep even starts. The animation is pure theatre.
- Instant party. Hold ~2 seconds to arm, countdown, sweep, reveal. Lift your fingers and go again.
Touch · Sweep · Reveal
Fingers in
Each finger gets a pulsing neon circle that follows it. Two-plus fingers steady for ~2s arms the game.
The sweep
A comet hops circle to circle — accelerating, cruising, then decelerating into the pick as ticks and haptics ramp.
The reveal
The pick turns hot red under a spotlight, everyone else dims, and colour-matched confetti rains down.
Teams: dealt by fate
After a short suspense sweep, the comet visits every player in a secure-shuffled order and their circle takes a team colour — Blue, Pink, Green or Gold — while the haptic drumroll runs uninterrupted through the whole deal.
- Round-robin fairness — team sizes never differ by more than one.
- Tap-to-register — like Hands Off, so up to 20 players can join beyond the hardware touch limit.
- Result card lists every team with its members; Play Again reshuffles the same group.
Survive the sweep
In Elimination and Last Finger Standing, losing your circle means a grayscale strikethrough and a low synthesized thud. Rounds get 12% shorter with every knockout, so the endgame accelerates into a frenzy.
- Your pace or auto-flow — a Next Round button, or an inter-round countdown that chains rounds hands-free.
- The crowning — the survivor's circle grows to champion size in their own colour, with a six-note fanfare into a held C-major chord.
Tuned for every table
- Pacing — roulette length 2–8s with Quick / Normal / Long presets; Auto Start with a 1–5s countdown, or a manual Start button that appears on the emptier half of the screen.
- Three circle palettes — Neon, Pastel, Classic (10 colours each).
- Four party backgrounds — Midnight, Sunset, Ocean, Candy: drifting mesh gradients, each with dark and light variants.
- Feedback switches — sound, haptics and celebrations each have their own toggle; Dark / Light / System theme.
Accessible by design,
private by default
- Numbers & Shapes — every circle carries a player number and one of ten distinct shapes, so nobody is identified by colour alone.
- High Contrast thickens rims and text; VoiceOver labels cover circles, menus and controls; Reduce Motion is respected everywhere.
- Party-proof — the screen never sleeps mid-game, and portrait, landscape, iPhone and iPad all work.
- Nothing leaves the device — no account, no network calls, no analytics, no tracking. Siri opens it with “Play Finger Roulette.”