Get Real: Conversation Cards
iOS app by STEPHEN W ANDERSEN. Lifestyle · STEPHEN W ANDERSEN
- Store rating
- 5 / 5
- Store rating count
- 1
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.3
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-10
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Store description excerpt
Get Real is a conversation card game with 300+ original prompts and an optional AI reflection partner. No accounts, no ads, no in-app purchases — just questions worth asking. Designed for adults. Made for the moments that matter — dinner parties, dates, long road trips, late-night apartment talks, and the quiet conversations we keep meaning to have with ourselves. Each question is an invitation — not an interrogation. Draw a prompt, share an honest answer, pass it around. No small talk, no winners, no scoreboards. Just the kind of exchange that actually moves a relationship forward. How it works • Tap "Draw a card" to pull from a curated deck of conversation prompts. • Filter by topic — relationships, identity, desire, grief, power, and more. • Build your deck — the core deck is inclusive, with optional Men's, Women's, and Queer expansion packs that add questions written for that group. • Swipe to navigate the deck. • Rotate your phone sideways for a full-screen "cinematic" view when you want the question to be the only thing on screen. • Set a per-question timer if you want to keep the conversation moving. Sit with this Sometimes you want to sit with a question on your own first. Switch on the optional "Sit with this" feature in Help, then tap it on any card to reflect one-on-one with an AI companion — a quiet voice that asks thoughtful follow-ups and never lectures. Powered by Claude from Anthropic. Questions or feedback? info@getrealgame.com
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