A family party word game, built for game night on the big screen. Battle an on-device AI opponent powered by Apple Intelligence, host TV Group Play on your Apple TV with voice transcription, or send a round inside iMessage.
Free · 19 languages · iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Messages
Pass-and-play on one device, or use multiple iPhones and iPads in the same room. One player keeps the secret. Everyone else closes in on it.
One Game Master
The host picks the secret. A cross-device chase mini-game decides the Game Master automatically. No arguing.
Everyone else asks
Players take turns asking yes-or-no questions and uncover the secret. Easy for kids. Medium for casual. Hard for challenge night.
Or battle Mosey
The world's first 20 Questions opponent powered by Apple Intelligence. Mosey's reasoning runs on-device using Apple's Foundation Models. When Mosey needs a fact it does not already have, it looks the secret item up on Wikipedia, so that item's name is in the request; your questions are not. Mosey reasons, drops clues, and answers honestly. Try to outsmart it.
13 categories, 3 difficulties: Animals, Food & Drink, Movies & TV, Music, Sports, Vehicles, Famous People, Holidays, Nature, Occupations, Objects, Places, and Surprise Me. Free categories stay free. Premium category packs unlock from the main app and sync to Messages automatically.
Pick your player
The avatars
Eight party animals for your 2Q profile, right beside your badges, frames, and Game Center achievements.
Bear
The deep thinker
"Is it bigger than a bear?"
Cat
The skeptic
"I have nineteen more questions."
Dog
The optimist
"Is it a ball? It's a ball."
Fox
The strategist
"Ask smarter, not harder."
Lion
The game master
"Somebody has to run the room."
Panda
The wildcard
"Is it edible? Asking for me."
Tiger
The speedrunner
"Six questions. That's all I need."
Wolf
The team player
"The pack guesses together."
What's new
The 3.0 update
A comic-book visual makeover for the whole game, now with Game Center: 24 achievements, stackable badges, and equippable profile frames. One game, four screens.
Make it yours
Earn Game Center achievements, stack badges, and equip profile frames. Track your progress, streaks, and achievements from your 2Q profile.
A bigger canvas on iPad
Coffee table party. Couch coop. The same game, a roomier layout. Game Master holds the iPad, players gather around. Or pair phones for multi-device rounds with iPad as the hub.
Bring it to the big screen
Mirror to your Apple TV. Players use their own iPhones as buzzers. Speech-to-text turns every spoken question into on-screen text. Up to eight players, big-screen UI, party-ready. The Apple TV variant is offline, ad-free, and AI-free: a passive host for the iPhone-driven game.
Send a round in chat
Send a quiet game to anyone in your contacts. They open the bubble, take turns, hand off Game Master, and keep score across rematches. The whole game state lives inside the bubble itself. No app required for the recipient. Works in any iMessage conversation.
See it in motion
The app, every screen
Solo, pass-and-play, multi-device chase, big-screen party rounds on Apple TV, and a quiet round sent in Messages.
5.0 on the App Store
Players say
Straight from the App Store.
From RoxyKovu
Pick a word. Ask 20 questions.
Free to play and family-friendly. 13 categories, 3 difficulties, four screens, plus Game Center achievements, badges, and profile frames. Optional category packs and a 2Q Premium subscription unlock the full library when you're ready. Localized in 19 languages, including Arabic, German, Spanish, French, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, and Dutch.
Requires iOS 26.0 or newer. Battle Mosey requires an Apple Intelligence-compatible device (iPhone 15 Pro+ or M-series iPad). The iMessage app and Apple TV variant work alongside the main game. No accounts. No logins.
Privacy first: Battle Mosey's language model runs entirely on your device, and Apple Intelligence never sends your secret word or questions to a server. When Mosey needs a fact it does not already have, it looks the secret item up on Wikipedia, so that item's name is in the request; your questions never are. Multi-device play uses peer-to-peer connections over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth via MultipeerConnectivity. The microphone is used only for live speech-to-text, but not in the same way everywhere: in Battle Mosey you hold the mic button, while in TV Group Play the Game Master phone's microphone opens at the start of the round and stays open for it, so anything spoken near that phone is transcribed. Where your device cannot transcribe on-device, Apple transcribes that audio under Apple's terms. 2Q never records your audio to a file and never sends it to RoxyKovu. Read the full privacy policy.
Apple, Apple Intelligence, Apple TV, iMessage, and Foundation Models are trademarks of Apple Inc. Use of 2Q is governed by the Apple Standard EULA. Privacy · Terms
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