Three in Five app icon

Name 3 things. In 5 seconds. No paywall.

Read the card, tap to start the clock and shout three answers before the buzzer. Pass one phone around: 2 to 12 players, every deck open, no sign-up.

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Every deck open

480+ questions in 8 decks – Everyday, Food, Animals, Movies & TV, Music, Sports, School and Tricky. No weekly subscription to unlock them.

2 to 12 players on one phone

Type names or just hit Start. Players take turns and the first to the target score wins.

Timer at 5, 7 or 10 seconds

Five seconds too fast for the kids? Give them seven or ten. Play to 5, 10 or 15 points.

Skip a bad card

Don't like the question? Swap it before the clock starts, no penalty.

Write your own questions

Inside jokes, your family, your town. Mix your questions into any game.

Today's 5

Five new questions every day, the same for everyone. Play alone, keep a streak and compare with friends.

Family-friendly

No adult deck. Questions anyone from 12 to 80 can answer.

Offline and private

No account, no internet needed to play. Names and questions stay on your phone. Supported by ads.

FAQ

Do I have to pay to play?
No. Every deck is open and there is no subscription. The game is supported by ads between rounds.
How many people can play?
2 to 12 players on one phone. Pass it to the next player after each turn.
5 seconds is way too fast. Can I change it?
Yes. Pick 5, 7 or 10 seconds before each game.
Can I play with just one other person, like on a car ride?
Yes. Two players works fine, and Today's 5 is a solo mode you can play alone.
Is it OK for kids and family?
Yes. There is no adult or drinking deck. All questions are family-friendly.
Can I add my own questions?
Yes. Write them in the My questions tab and turn on that deck when you start a game.
Does it need internet?
No. You can play offline. Internet is only used for ads.
Which languages are there?
The app and its questions come in 16 languages, including English, Korean, Japanese, Spanish, Portuguese, German and French.

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