A game for your group chat.

dare:daily isn't a solo app. You join a league of 3 to 15 friends, and the league writes its own dares. Every day, each of you draws one — and it's never one you wrote yourself.

How a league works

Everyone in the league adds dares to a shared pool. Once a day you tap to draw one, do it, and post a photo or video as proof. The proof lands in your league's feed, where the rest of the league can see it and call it out.

A dare is single-use. The moment someone completes it, it's retired for the season — no repeats, and no two people drawing the same thing on the same day. When the pool runs low, the league writes more.

If you really don't want a dare, you can reroll it with no penalty. Your commissioner sets how many rerolls you get for the whole season, so spend them carefully.

Seasons and scoring

Leagues play in seasons — anywhere from three days to a year, whatever the commissioner picks. Scoring is deliberately simple: +10 points for a completed dare, −10 if the league votes your proof was faked or phoned in. No bonuses, no multipliers.

Your streak tracks daily consistency and sits next to your name on the standings, separate from points.

Whoever finishes last takes the season's punishment — and the league votes on what that punishment is before the season starts. Nothing gets invented after the fact. Leagues can also play for bragging rights or a real pot split by finishing place.

Who sees your posts

Every post has a visibility setting you control. Keep it inside your league, share it to your verified school's wall, or put it on the public wall. You pick per post, or set a default and forget about it.

Who's building it

dare:daily is made by two students — Irath and Gaige — as an independent project. It's in open beta, which means things will break, features will move, and your feedback actually changes what gets built next.

Found a bug or have an idea? Get in touch.