New in Vibe Cards: games and shared memories
Play a quick round together, then save the moments you want to keep. Here is a tour of what we shipped this season.
Vibe Cards started as a deck of questions. This season it grew in two directions: something to play when you do not feel like talking, and somewhere to keep the moments worth keeping.
Games you can finish in a few minutes
Not every evening is a deep-conversation evening. The new multiplayer games are deliberately short — a round takes a couple of minutes, you play them together on your own phones, and they are much better than they need to be at starting an argument about who is actually winning.
- Tic Tac Toe and Connect Four for the classics.
- Rock Paper Scissors for settling things fairly.
- SOS and Memory Flip when you want something with a bit more to it.
Shared memories
The conversations you have in the app are usually the ones you want to remember, and they were the easiest to lose. Now you can keep the moments that matter in one shared place that belongs to both of you, instead of scattered across two camera rolls.
Thirteen languages
Vibe Cards now speaks thirteen languages, and the site picks yours automatically from your browser and location. You can always override it from the switcher in the top bar.
Same idea as always: a few minutes a day, pointed at each other.
All of it is in the latest version on the App Store and Google Play. If something feels off or you want to see something added, we read everything that comes through support.