Compare drawings in five ways
Compare shape, placement and size, orientation, strokes, and rhythm on a 100-point scale. Use the overlay and replay to see where your drawings overlapped and differed.
Scoring weights (100 points total)
Draw the same prompt and pick from the same images without seeing each other, then reveal together. Compare how alike your drawings are, count the matching picks, and read a report written for this game. Pass one phone around, or send a link and play apart at the same time: two players, or 3–8 with Group Sync.



One phone, far apart, or eight of you.

Enter two names and take turns. The first answer stays hidden during handoff. After the game has loaded, this mode can be played offline.

Create a room and send the link. Answer on your own phones at the same time; each round is revealed once you've both answered. iPhone and Android welcome.

Three or more in the room and it switches on by itself. Everyone answers the same prompt at once; every pair is scored. Best pair, your result, the sync map.
For two: five drawings, five picture choices or the ten-round Full Course. For 3–8: three drawings or five picture choices.
Drawing skill doesn't matter. What's compared is the overlap of your habits.

Draw the same prompt separately and compare shape, placement, and rhythm

Answer the same question by picking 1 of 4 images

5 drawings + 5 choices with a combined sync report
Enter a name and you get an invite link, a QR code and a six-character room code. Friends just open it — no app, no account.
Apart or together, on iPhone or Android: other answers stay hidden while you answer. Groups reveal when everyone submits or time runs out. With one phone, take turns.
Side by side, overlaid, replayed in sync. Five scores, a report and a relationship rank. With three or more, the best pair and the sync map are announced.


For parties, trips and online get-togethers. Everyone answers the same prompt on their own phone, and at the end the most in-sync pair is announced.


Every round, the two most alike drawings are overlaid and announced — along with your own best match.
Every pair's sync rate on one grid. Brighter cells are the pairs in step. Tap a cell for the pair's details.
Your average sync with everyone and your rank, who matched you most and who least. Sync royalty and the one-of-a-kind are crowned too.
The most in-sync pair gets the same sync report as a two-player game. The share card includes the sync map.
Everything here is built to be screenshotted and sent.

Compare shape, placement and size, orientation, strokes, and rhythm on a 100-point scale. Use the overlay and replay to see where your drawings overlapped and differed.
Scoring weights (100 points total)

Reports follow your scores and matching answers. The same total can come from different shapes, strokes or image choices, giving you different moments to discuss.
Legendary 👑, Showstopper 💎, Highlight ✨, Classic 🎯. These are playful labels for report types. Keep your favorite moment on a result card.
24 questions and 96 images in regular play, with short notes about each scene and follow-up questions to explore together.
Seven illustrated titles based on the score in this game. Save a memory of a round full of matches or full of differences.
Square and 9:16 story formats with the verdict, punchline, score and your overlaid drawings. #MindMatchChallenge
Actual in-game reports, selected from your scores and answers.
Five for five. {A} and {B}, be honest with us. Were you peeking at each other’s screen? If not, the two of you have a private hotline wired straight between your brains.
✦ Sync ReportSynced when drawing, scattered when choosing. {A} and {B} match on process and pace but differ on what they actually like. In the kitchen, you’d chop in perfect harmony — right after a twenty-minute standoff over what to make.
✦ Sync ReportShape, placement, drawing style — all beautifully all over the place. {A} and {B} are polar opposites, so different it’s actually rare. Because each of you has everything the other lacks, you never get bored together.
Seven illustrated titles based on the score in this game. Save a memory of a round full of matches or full of differences.







The same game as an app — plays offline and keeps your history.












“Why did you pick that?” turns your usual place into a new one.
Even after years together, there are surprises. Compare tonight’s drawings and picture choices.
With 3–8 people, everyone draws on their own phone at once and the best pair is announced. The Past-Life Rivals get the biggest laugh.
Just send the link. Each on your own phone, over a video call, at the same time. Distance doesn't matter.
Keep the call going and paste the link in the chat. Nothing to install, so the mood never drops.
Everyone in the room on their own phone. Thirty minutes before lights-out decides tonight's best pair.
Play MindMatch as a couple: take turns on one phone or answer remotely in a web room for 2–8. Free drawing and image games, with no ads or sign-up.
→For friendsPlay MindMatch with friends on one shared phone or in a web room for 2–8. Draw, pick images and compare results. Free, with no ads or registration.
→For long distanceA game to play together over a video call. Create a room and send the link — no app, iPhone and Android welcome. Draw the same prompt at the same time and reveal together. Distance doesn't matter.
→For partiesBring MindMatch to your party: take turns on one phone or invite 2–8 people to a web room. Compare drawings and image choices. Free, with no sign-up.
→For online parties & remote teamsPlay MindMatch with 3–8 friends on a call. Share one room link, draw on your own phones and compare every pair. Free, with no sign-up or installation.
→For groups of 3–8Invite 3–8 friends to MindMatch by link. Draw or choose images together, then see every pair, your personal results and the sync map. Free, no sign-up.
→Yes. What's scored is whether your drawings resemble each other, not how good they are. Two equally bad drawings can score higher than two good ones.
Yes. Load the game first, then one-phone mode can be played offline. No sign-up is needed, and the first answer is hidden during handoff.
Yes. Create a room and send the link — you each play on your own phone from anywhere, at the same time (no app needed, 2–8 players). Best over a video call. The iPhone app’s two-device mode (Game Center) works too.
A room holds 2–8 people. Two play the duo game; with three or more it switches to Group Sync, where everyone answers the same prompt at once and every pair is scored.
Yes. It runs in the browser, so iPhones, Android phones and computers can all share a room. Nothing to install, no account, and each device can use its own language.
While the room is active, reopen its link on the same device and browser to return to your seat. Group rounds continue on a timer: answer if the round is still open, or wait for the next one. Leaving the room or room expiry prevents returning to the old seat.
Completely free. No ads and no in-app purchases, on the web or in the app.
On one device, drawings and answers stay on the device. Rooms temporarily store names and answers on the room server. Two-player answers appear after both submit; groups reveal after everyone submits or time runs out. Room data expires after 6 hours idle or 24 hours from creation. The iPhone app uses Game Center for its two-device mode.
No. The app selects on-device from 71 types with three texts each, including past-game and incomplete-answer reports. Selection uses this game’s scores and answers; the same records and version give the same result.
For tonight's date, this weekend's get-together, or friends far away. Create a room and send the link.