Mafia is a game people play around a table. The app just handles the parts a human host has to fake: dealing secret roles, remembering what happened in the night, timing the argument, and counting the votes without anyone peeking.
One person creates a game and reads out a six-letter code. Everyone else joins with that code, and their phone becomes their role card — the only place their secret ever appears. A spare tablet can open the shared board and sit in the middle of the table, showing the phase, the clock and who is still in.
WHAT IT DOES
• Deals secret roles privately, so nobody has to close their eyes and trust it
• Runs night, day, last word and the vote, with a clock everyone can see
• Counts votes and shows who voted for whom — the question a host actually gets
• Twelve roles, from a plain townsfolk game to detectives, doctors, a maniac, and a jester who wins by losing
• Seats for people without a phone: the host can act and vote on their behalf
• Ukrainian, Russian and English
• Phones and tablets, and the same rooms work in a browser at mafia.aimdev.site — app players and web players can share a table
WHAT IT DOES NOT DO
No accounts. No sign-up, no email, no password. No advertising, no tracking, and nothing to buy — Mafia is free, and free means free. Rooms are deleted twelve hours after they are created.
Made in Auckland by AIM DEV LIMITED.
Deals secret roles, runs the phases and counts the votes for Mafia at a table.