Two or Three

Two or Three is a conversation app for a family or a small group. You hold the phone and read the question out. Everything after that happens at the table. A QUESTION PITCHED TO WHO IS SITTING THERE Tell it who is here and when they were born. It picks a topic and asks each person a version of the same question written for their age — a nine-year-old is not asked what a thirteen-year-old is asked, and neither is asked what the adults are. Nobody gets a question they cannot reach, and nobody gets one they have outgrown. Under each question there is a short note only you see: what the question is really after, and what usually goes wrong if you ask it a different way. IT IS ALREADY A CONVERSATION No timers, no scores, no rounds to win. When somebody is talking the app is doing nothing, which is exactly what it should be doing. The oldest person present is asked last, on purpose. Answers pull towards whoever spoke first, and the person with the most to say is rarely the one who needs to hear themselves think. NOTHING YOU SAY IS KEPT There is no notes box and no recording. What is said at the table stays at the table — by design, not by oversight. A conversation that might be written down is a different conversation. The only things stored are who is in your group and when they were born, and those live on your iPhone and in your own iCloud. There is no account, no server, and no way for us to see any of it. WHAT IS IN IT Sixteen topics, each written eleven times over for different ages, plus a mode for two people on their own. Scripture is quoted from the World English Bible, with the translation labelled beside each verse. Free. No subscription, no in-app purchases, no advertising.