For confirmations
The confirmation game the whole family can play
A confirmation gathers both sides of the family, godparents and friends who last met at the christening. A childhood photo on the screen gives every table something to guess at — and the guest of honour finally gets to see the adults as the kids they once were.
Both families, one game
Aunts, cousins, godparents and classmates rarely know each other. One photo and four names give them something to laugh about together — and every right answer comes with a story.
Ages 8 to 88 on equal terms
The confirmand's little cousin and great-grandmother play the same way: look at the photo, tap a name. No app, no accounts, big tap targets — and the teenagers won't roll their eyes.
Easy in the middle of everything else
Between invitations, seating and songs, the game is one link to share. Approve the photos and facts in a quiet moment, and let a co-host run the game on the day.
Or make it the family's surprise
You know both sides of the family — so write the quiz yourselves in secret: a photo, how you know them, one true fun fact per guest, and two fakes the AI assistant can draft. At the table the guests scan, type their name and guess what's true about the others — and the who-is-who afterwards helps godparents and classmates finally put names to faces.
Party hall, restaurant or garden party
Run it live if there is a screen, or let everyone play at their own pace between courses — the game needs nothing but the guests' phones. Either way, the confirmand's own childhood photo is the obvious finale.
Try the game without creating anything
We keep a demo party running at all times, with eight invented guests. Scan the code or press the button — you can play the whole set on your own, and it resets every night.