Getting Started
Draftable is a multiplayer party game where players take turns drafting picks for a category — like "Greatest NBA Players" or "Best Pizza Toppings." When everyone's done, a poll link is shared to your group chat so friends can vote on who drafted best. No app required to vote.
No account needed. Just open the app, enter your name, and either create or join a room with a 4-letter code. Everyone who votes via the web link also doesn't need an account.
Draftable works best with 2–5 players. Everyone in the room needs the iOS app to participate in the draft itself. Voters who receive the poll link don't need the app.
Yes, Draftable is free to download and play on iOS.
Creating & Joining a Room
Open the app, tap "Create Room," enter your name, and you'll get a 4-letter room code. Share that code with your friends so they can join.
Friends with the app tap "Join Room" and enter the 4-letter code the host shared. Everyone must be in the same room before the host can start the draft.
The room code is a short 4-letter identifier (like XKEY or DRAFT) that connects all players to the same live game session. It's only valid while the session is active — rooms are automatically cleaned up after 3 hours.
The room state is synced via Firebase in real time. If a player loses connection briefly, they can rejoin using the same room code and their state will be restored. If the host disconnects for an extended period, the room may eventually expire.
Drafting
In a snake draft, the pick order reverses each round. If Player A picks first in Round 1, Player B picks first in Round 2, then the order reverses again. This ensures fair distribution across all rounds.
The host can configure rounds (3–8 per player). The default is 4 rounds. With 3 players and 4 rounds, each player makes 4 picks for a total of 12 picks in the draft.
The host proposes a category (or uses the randomize button). All players vote to agree or disagree. If everyone agrees, the draft starts. If someone disagrees, a new category is proposed. Previously used categories are excluded from random suggestions.
Yes — the host can tap "Play Again" after the results screen. This resets the picks and category while keeping all players in the same room. A new category is chosen for the next round.
Voting & Results
After the draft, the host taps "Copy Poll Link" and pastes the link into their group chat. Anyone who receives the link can open it in a browser, enter their name, and vote for who they think drafted best. No app download needed.
No. The poll opens in any web browser. Voters just tap the link, see everyone's picks, enter their name, and vote. Results are live and update in real time.
Poll data is stored alongside the room and is automatically removed after 3 hours. Share the link and collect votes while the game is still fresh — results won't persist indefinitely.
Yes. The results page shows both the ranked leaderboard and a "Who Voted for Who" breakdown, so there's full transparency. No anonymous votes — each voter's name is shown next to their pick.
Technical
Draftable requires iOS 16.0 or later.
The poll page is hosted at draftable-430eb.web.app. Make sure you have an active internet connection. If the issue persists, try opening the link in Safari or Chrome. If the room is more than 3 hours old, the poll data may have expired.
Email us at support@timestampgames.com with a description of what happened, your iOS version, and the room code if you have it. We aim to respond within 1–3 business days.
Getting Started
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. Your photos themselves never leave your device and are never uploaded to any server. 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.
Gameplay & Scoring
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.
Daily Challenge
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.
Party Mode
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.
Photos & Privacy
No. TimeStamp! only reads the date/time metadata from your photos. Your actual photo images never leave your device and are never uploaded to any server or seen by us.
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.
We collect anonymous usage analytics via Firebase to understand how the app is used (e.g., which modes are popular). No personally identifiable information is collected. See our Privacy Policy for full details.
Account & Data
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.
Still need help?
Email us with your question, device info, and any relevant details. We read everything and respond within 1–3 business days.
✉ support@timestampgames.comFor data deletion requests, please include "Data Deletion" in the subject line along with your game name and any relevant ID.