Total surprise
Each prompt uses a new letter and category. Answer before time runs out.
Stop for Android TV
The classic letters-and-categories game, built for laughing together. The TV runs the game; everyone answers on their own phone.
Coming soon to Google Play for Android TV
01 — Three ways to play
Choose a classic game, an ever-changing challenge or one category after another. The rules appear on the TV before you begin.
Each prompt uses a new letter and category. Answer before time runs out.
Answer every category at your own pace. The first player to submit ends the round for everyone.
The letter stays the same while categories appear one at a time, in the same shuffled order for everyone.
You can also adjust
Set the categories, letters, points, penalties, rounds, timer, voting and difficulty before opening the room.
Hard mode: the most obvious answers can be excluded.
02 — How to play
No accounts and no passing the remote around. The TV creates the room and keeps everyone in the same round.
Choose the rules on Android TV. A QR code lets everyone join over your home network.
The TV shows the letter, category and timer. Everyone types on their own phone.
The game recognizes clear answers. Doubtful ones can go to a vote, while the host keeps the final say.
Scores appear on the TV between rounds. At the end, play again with the same rules and players.
03 — Built for the room
The TV stays clear from across the room, while the phone keeps every answer within easy reach.
Scan the QR code, choose a name and join. There is no account to create.
The TV announces the countdown, letters and categories. Music and visual cues track the time.
Clear answers are recognized; the others go to a vote or a decision on the TV.
The first version supports 14 language variants, including UK and US English.
Families and friends
Made for mixed-age groups, including children aged 7 and over. Everyone plays together in the same room, with simple, family-appropriate content.
04 — Questions
A TV or set-top box with Android TV and one phone per player. Phones join through the browser, so there is no second app to install.
Players connect directly to the TV over the same local network. The Internet is used to download voice packs and, where applicable, show advertising.
The first match in every four-hour period is ad-free. Later matches may show one video after a review, never while players are answering, watching a timer or voting.
Not for gameplay. Names, photos, answers, votes and scores travel only between phones and the TV on the local network. The privacy policy explains voice packs, technical data and advertising.
Coming soon
Couch Stop is being prepared for release on Android TV. This page will link to the official listing as soon as it is available.