For friends

Conversation Cards for Friends

For friends. Uses the same Friends filter that already exists in Jous.

Open the random card app
Friend card

Who among your friends do you feel most needed by?

Freedraw cards without buying a little box of destiny
Randomthe next card is not waiting there with a clipboard
Open sourcethe app can be inspected, forked, and argued with

Cards for friends

These are examples from the app. The filtered draw uses the Friends occasion.

Who among your friends do you feel most needed by?

Who are the friends with whom you have the most interesting conversations but you do not often do things together?

Who respects you the least among your friends or close peers?

Who is your cheesiest friend whom you still enjoy hanging with?

Friends do not need a workshop

A good prompt should loosen the room, not make everyone sit like applicants.

Low pressure

Skip the grand emotional reveal. Start with a question people can actually answer.

Works in groups

Use one card around the table and let the talk drift.

Keeps old friends new

The right question can remind you that your friend is not a solved crossword.

Part of the open-source Jous card set

Jous is public and plain about what it is: a random conversation card app. The prompts can be inspected and improved. No velvet rope.

Back to the conversation cards hubView the source repository

Conversation Cards for Friends FAQ

Are these cards good for old friends?

Yes. They help old friends get out of familiar loops without making it formal.

Can we use Jous in a group?

Yes. Draw one card and let anyone answer, argue, or gracefully dodge.

Are the questions too deep?

No. The set mixes light, strange, funny, and deeper prompts.

Do friends need to install anything?

No. Open Jous in a browser and draw a card.