One question. Two answers. Then you see how close you are.
Kalsa is the question game for couples. Not a room, not a party. Just the two of you, and two ways to play.
Apart
A would-you-rather question lands on both phones. Each of you answers on your own phone, in your own time, on a rhythm you choose. The answer opens the moment the second of you picks.
Together
A who's-most-likely-to question, face to face. You both say who. Then you see if you agree.
Sixteen axes
Every question sits on one of sixteen axes. Planner or improviser. Homebody or adventurous. Thrifty or free-spending. Quick to forgive or slow to forgive. Kalsa shows where the two of you land on the same side and where you split.
Your report
Keep playing and your report builds a read of the two of you: where you agree, where you don't, and how each of you sees the other. It opens after your first few questions and keeps growing for as long as you keep playing. Not a personality test: a record of what you actually answered, over time.
Questions written by hand
Everyday, hypothetical, stories, controversial and spicy. Kalsa deals the two of you the questions written for a pair.
Pairing
Pair once with a code or a QR scan. Your partner doesn't need the app to start. They join from their own phone.
Made for date night, the long dinner, the drive home, the week you're apart and the couch you're both on. Two players, exactly.
Free to play. Made in Norway.
Questions for couples. Your report shows where you agree, axis by axis.