A word game that works on any video call

Keep the call, add the game

Stay on the call you already use and open Say It in a browser tab or on a phone. The describer sees the word on their own screen, explains it out loud, and the team guesses over the call. Nobody has to share a screen.

Scores, turns and the round clock live in the game, so the host never has to keep track of anything and can just enjoy the chaos.

Good for family calls and long-distance friends

Split grandparents, cousins and friends in different cities into two teams. The words are everyday ones, and you can add family nicknames and shared memories so every round feels personal.

A round lasts one or two minutes, or any length you choose, so the game fits in between catching up rather than replacing it.

What does everyone need?

A phone, tablet or laptop with a browser, plus the video call itself. The invite is a link, and a QR code on the host screen lets people on the same sofa join in a second.

Does it work with a slow connection?

Yes. The game sends tiny updates, not video, and a player who drops out rejoins the same room from the link without losing the score.