Name Place Animal Thing Bora Technologies

The paper game.
Now a race.

  • Name
  • Place
  • Animal
  • Thing

The one you played at the back of class with a torn-out sheet and someone shouting stop. Same letter. Same panic. Same argument at the end. It just fits in your pocket now.

iPhone, iPad and Android. No signup.

A round in play: the letter B, with fields for Name, Place, Animal, Thing and Festivals.

One letter. Four answers. The clock is already running.

Everyone gets the same letter at the same moment. Fill the sheet before the timer empties — and write something the others will not.

Category Your answer Points
Name Bhavna only you 10
Place Bengaluru 3 wrote it 4
Animal Bison only you 10
Thing Book 4 wrote it 2
Round total 26

Unique answer, ten points. Someone else wrote the same thing, it is worth less. Four of you wrote Book, so Book is worth two. Rarity is the whole game.

No dictionary.
The room decides.

The app enforces exactly one rule: your answer has to start with the letter. That is the only thing a machine judges. Everything else goes to the table.

When the round ends, every sheet goes up and the other players tick or cross each answer. A tie goes to whoever wrote it. There is no word list in this app, no AI referee, and no opinion about whether a bat is a Thing.

  • Bhavna — nobody objected. It stands.
  • Bat, for Thing — four of the five said that is an animal. Zero.
The voting screen: every player's answers listed, each one tappable to mark it right or wrong.

What else is in there

Five things the paper version never had.

  • Room codes

    Six digits. Paste it into the group chat and they are in. There is no friend list to build first, and nobody has to make an account.

    A room lobby showing the six-digit code 120152, a private-room toggle and three players readying up.
  • Ghost bots

    Playing alone, six of them play with you. They never judge your answer — they only make the obvious ones worth less.

  • The Daily Letter

    One letter. Twenty seconds. One shot. It is the same letter for everyone in the world that day.

    The new-game setup screen, with the Daily Challenge banner, category chips, round count and timer options.
  • Your own categories

    Festivals, songs, brands, films, cities — keep the four defaults, swap them, or add your own, up to twelve in a room.

  • Streaks and badges

    Twenty-seven badges, fifty levels from Beginner to NPAT Legend, and one streak shield a week for the day you forget.

    A daily streak screen showing a one-day streak, the XP reward and the streak shield.

Alone or with the group

Alone

Timer
15, 30, 45 or 60 seconds
Rounds
3, 5, 7 or 10
Opponents
Six ghost bots
Scoring
Rarity against the bots
Connection
Not needed

Together

Timer
45, 60 or 90 seconds
Rounds
3, 5, 7 or 10
Joining
A six-digit code, public or private
Scoring
The table votes, then rarity
Dropped out?
Come back inside 45s, score intact

Send the code.
Start the round.

iPhone, iPad and Android. No account, no signup.