One playful question a day with your closest people. Everyone answers — then you guess who said what.
Free while in beta · Circles of 2–10 · Takes about 2 minutes a day
Lore runs on one loop, once a day. It takes two minutes and somehow becomes the group chat’s favorite subject.
Each day one of you curates the question — silly, nostalgic, or surprisingly deep.
Written answers or photos, all hidden until the whole circle is in.
The answers appear anonymously. Match each one to its author — if you can.
Who fooled everyone? Who read the room? Insight points, plot twists, bragging rights.
Every round adds a page to your circle’s story — and the game keeps score in ways worth arguing about.
Keep the campfire lit day after day. Miss one? A stored Coal saves the streak.
Every Monday, the circle’s sharpest reader takes the crown — and everyone else hears about it.
Fool the entire circle with one answer and wear the rarest badge in the game.
Some days it’s pictures, not words — blind-voted, apples-to-apples style.
Every revealed answer is saved to your circle’s private book. A year from now it’s treasure.
Over time, Lore weaves your circle’s answers into a portrait of who you are together.
Lore isn’t social media. It’s a private room for people who already trust each other.
Read the fine print: Privacy Policy · Terms
Family group chats, close friends, partners, long-distance people. Anyone you’d actually want to know better — and out-guess.
About two minutes a day: answer in the morning, guess at lunch, gloat by dinner.
Yes. Circles are invite-only, nothing is discoverable, and only your circle ever sees your answers. You can export or permanently delete your data in-app at any time.
Nothing while we’re in beta. We’d rather have your feedback than your money (for now).
Life happens — rounds resolve on their own, streaks have insurance (Ember Coals), and nobody gets shamed. Well, not by the app anyway.
On the web at app.insidelore.com, and on iPhone via our TestFlight beta — ask for an invite. Android is on the way.
Start a circle, send one invite link, and ask tonight’s first question.