Carrom
The tabletop classic. Line up the striker, set your power, and pocket your coins before the other side does — the queen included.
Games
Play a friend without leaving the conversation.
Carrom and Ludo, played inside the chat you were already having. The invite arrives as an ordinary encrypted message; the match itself is refereed by our server, which means the moves are not private — and that is worth being clear about.
Server-refereedMoves, scores and results
Carrom
Two games, properly finished
Ludo
Up to four players, one dice. The roll happens on the referee, so no phone can quietly decide it always gets a six.
A referee has to see the game
Two phones cannot agree on who won without either trusting each other or trusting something in the middle. Trusting each other means the first modified client wins every match. So our server holds the rules and validates every move — which requires it to read them.
Invites follow the same reachability rules as messages: you can only invite someone you could already message. A game invite is not a way around the PIN.