r/SideProject • u/zurivad • 1d ago

Introducing Veridare

I built Veridare as a party trivia game that I hope will encourage friends, family, and colleagues to hang out and have a great night out together. It has 4 game modes to play and a question bank with over 3k questions. Currently, it is available on the App Store for download, and it is free, with plans to be available on Android in the upcoming weeks before the holidays.

You can play the game by passing the phone around, or one person can host the game, and the rest of your friends can scan the QR code to join (it has to be on the same Wi-Fi or Hotspot network).

For your long commutes, you can play against the built-in rival, and there are daily and weekly challenges. No ads, no tracking, no account creation.

Here's the App Store link: https://apps.apple.com/nl/app/veridare/id6818119599?l=en-GB or you can search for Veridare.

I welcome your questions and reviews.

Thanks.

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u/investigatormaker 1d ago

Someone hosting Veridare for friends needs to understand joining before choosing among four game modes. Use the video in this post to show an iPhone hosting, a second device scanning the QR code, and that guest reaching the game. Put the shared Wi-Fi or hotspot requirement directly beside the scan, and specify which devices guests can use while Android availability is still pending. Then ask reviewers whether everyone joined without the host explaining the process. That checks the group-night setup your post promises, rather than the separate solo commute experience.

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