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TimeStamp! is a memory game that uses your own photo library. A photo appears on screen with the date hidden — your job is to guess when it was taken, narrowing from year to month to day. You earn points based on accuracy, and can compete on daily leaderboards or play with friends.

TimeStamp! is available on iPhone on iOS 16 and later. iPad support is planned for a future update.

TimeStamp! reads the timestamp metadata from photos in your library — the date and time they were taken. In solo and Daily games your photos stay on your device. In Party Mode, small thumbnails of the round's photos are shared with the other players in your room. You can revoke photo access at any time in iOS Settings → Privacy → Photos.

No account is required for Practice Mode or group sessions. An Apple Game Center account is used for the Daily Challenge leaderboard. You can use the app without Game Center if you prefer.

You earn points progressively — first for guessing the correct year, then additional points for the month, then maximum points for the exact day. Getting close still earns partial credit. Each round is worth up to 1,000 points, with 5 rounds per game.

Photos are selected randomly from your library for Practice Mode. Daily Challenge uses the same set of prompts for all players globally (without accessing your photos — a curated set). Group Mode uses a shared set drawn from the host's library.

You need at least a few photos spanning different dates for the game to work well. The app will let you know if your library doesn't have enough variety to generate rounds.

The Daily Challenge resets at midnight local time. Each day's challenge is the same for all players worldwide, enabling fair leaderboard competition.

Daily leaderboards are powered by Apple Game Center. Scores are submitted automatically after you complete the Daily Challenge. You can view Today's rankings, all-time high scores, and compare with friends via Game Center.

Each Daily Challenge can only be completed once per day. Your first submitted score is the one that counts. You can replay it in Practice Mode after completing it, but your score won't be updated on the leaderboard.

One player hosts the session and shares their screen. Everyone takes turns guessing on the host's device. Scores are tallied across all players for the session. It's perfect for families, road trips, or gatherings.

Up to 10 players can participate in a group session. Only the host device needs the app — everyone else participates verbally.

In Party Mode, all game logic runs on the host's device locally. There's no network dependency — the session simply continues as long as the host's device is active.

Not in solo, Practice, or Daily Challenge games: those stay on your device. In Party Mode, the app uploads small thumbnails (about 300×300) of the round's photos so the other players in your room can see them. Want a room deleted? Email us the room code. See the Privacy Policy for details.

Go to iOS Settings → Privacy & Security → Photos → TimeStamp! and set access to "None." The app won't function without photo access, but you can revoke it at any time.

TimeStamp! has no analytics or ads. The only data that leaves your phone is Party Mode room data (display name, scores, and round photo thumbnails) and Game Center scores if you opt in. See our Privacy Policy for full details.

No. TimeStamp! doesn't require an account. The Daily Challenge leaderboard optionally uses Apple Game Center — you can sign in or out of Game Center via iOS Settings.

Since TimeStamp! doesn't store personal data on our servers, deletion is simple: revoke photo access in iOS Settings and delete the app. Game Center data can be managed via your Apple ID settings. See our Data Deletion page for full instructions.

No. Fifty uses play money only. The dollar amounts are pretend points. Play money is free, has no cash value, and can never be bought, cashed out, withdrawn, transferred, or traded. There are no prizes. Fifty is not gambling or a sportsbook.

No. Everyone gets a free play bankroll in each group, and that's it. Nothing in Fifty sells play money or picks.

Pro unlocks features: unlimited open markets, groups up to 40 people, secret markets, and month-long markets. It never buys play money, picks, odds, or prizes. It's $0.99/week or $19.99/year, billed by Apple. Cancel anytime in Settings › your name › Subscriptions.

In your group, tap Invite and send the link. If they have Fifty, tapping it opens the group. If not, they can install Fifty, then tap the link again, or paste it under New group › Got an invite instead?

Up to 5 for free groups. If the person who started the group has Fifty Pro, up to 40.

No. Just enter your first name. There are no emails, passwords, or logins.

Every market opens at 50/50. Each pick moves the odds toward that side, and bigger picks move them more. Your payout is locked in when you make your pick and is shown before you confirm.

Only the person who opened it. If your group disagrees about the result, sort it out together. Fifty doesn't decide outcomes.

Because you control the outcome. You can watch the odds, though, and prove everyone wrong.

Open it, tap ••• › Take it down (everyone's play money is refunded), or Report it. You can also block the person who made it from the group's members list.

Tap your avatar › Sign out and reset. That removes you from your groups and erases Fifty from your phone. For full deletion, see our Data Deletion page or email us.

Fifty Privacy Policy and Terms (Section 5d).

Nametags is a party game for a group of friends on a night out. Everyone gets secret quests that get you talking to new people, like getting someone to give you a nickname or finding someone who shares your birthday. Claim a quest, log the first name of the person you met, and race your crew for points until last call.

One person taps Start a Crew. Everyone nearby taps Join. There are no codes and no accounts. You can also send an invite link from the lobby.

Players must be 18 or older and of legal drinking age where they play. Nothing in the game requires alcohol: any quest that mentions a drink counts with any drink, including water.

Yes. Free crews have up to 6 players and play in San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York or Anywhere.

Press and hold the ticket, then write the first name of the person who helped you. The people you meet never touch your phone.

If you don't believe a friend's claim, tap BS on it. If more than half of the rest of the crew agrees, the claim comes off the tab. In Crew vs. Crew, one of their own teammates has to agree too.

A friend who isn't playing (the designated driver, say) can be the Bouncer. They don't get quests. They have the final say on every claim.

Walk away and tell the staff at the venue. Every quest is optional, and if someone isn't into it, the right move is to say thanks and move on. To report a player or a problem in the app, open the top-right menu in a game and tap Report a problem, or email us.

Crews up to 12, Crew vs. Crew, Bar Crawl mode, occasion packs, writing your own quests, season standings, custom name tag colors, and 7 more cities. One person with Pro unlocks it for the whole crew that night.

$4.99 a month, $29.99 a year, or a $0.99 Day Pass for one crew for one night (it doesn't renew). Prices are in USD and may vary by country.

Open Settings › your name › Subscriptions on your iPhone and cancel Nametags Pro. You keep Pro until the end of the period you paid for.

Crew names, first names, notes and optional photo proof are shared only with your crew. Each game is deleted from our servers after it's been inactive for 36 hours.

Nametags Privacy Policy and Terms (Section 5c).