Why we built this
The imposter game took over living rooms and TikTok feeds for a simple reason: it's the rare party game that needs nothing — no board, no cards, no explaining. But playing it online usually meant downloading an app, creating an account, or squinting at a site built for ads first and players second.
So we built the version we wanted to play: open a link, type your friends' names, and pass the phone. Free, in the browser, with a word bank big enough that game night never repeats itself — over 5,000 English words and 5,000+ Hebrew words across 11 categories, a discussion timer, cumulative scoring, and a chaos mode for groups who think they've seen everything.