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Discover apps people built on Collabby by chatting. Run them, then remix to make them yours.
Our Timeline
A shared timeline that connects everyone’s memories. Add a year and what happened in one line, and cards take turns appearing left and right along the vertical line, sorted from oldest to newest. On narrow screens, the line shifts left and the cards gather into one column. It also shows the year range and number of entries. Share the link with a club, shop, or school community, and scattered memories come together in one flow. This app was built on Collabby too · Tap 🍴 Remix below to get your own copy and change anything you like.
When Shall We Meet?
A date planner that ends the endless “Which days work?” messages in group chats. Add a few possible dates, and everyone enters their name and taps the days they can make. Responses build a person-by-date table, so you can see at a glance who’s free when and how many people can join each day. The day with the most overlap is highlighted and announced below in a sentence. Add as many candidate dates as you like—if there are lots, the table scrolls sideways. Change the gathering name and candidate dates in Settings at the top, and it’s ready for your group. This app was built on Collabby too · Tap 🍴 Remix below to get your own copy and change anything you like.
Dutch-Pay Split
Enter what each person paid, and see the shortest list of who should send how much to whom. Add per-person weights and split every won fairly, without losing a single one. This app was built on Collabby too · Tap 🍴 Remix below to get your own copy and change anything you like.
Guess the Drawing
Draw with your finger on the phone screen while everyone watches and guesses — a team game with nothing to set up. Only the person drawing sees the word; everyone else looks away for a moment. Letters and numbers are off limits, so the picture has to carry the whole message. Tap "got it" when the team guesses, or "pass" when a card refuses to work, and the next one appears; when the timer ends the next team takes over, and a full round produces the standings. For 2 to 4 teams with 40 cards, five colours and an eraser for fixing a wobbly line. No paper, no pens — a café table or a living-room floor works just as well. This app was built on Collabby too · Tap 🍴 Remix below to get your own copy and change anything you like.
Who’s Most Likely?
Read a question like "who here is most likely to oversleep?" out loud, count to three, and everyone points a finger at one person. That is the whole game. Sit in a circle, number yourselves clockwise, and tap the number of whoever got the most fingers. After all 30 questions, the person pointed at most often is crowned. Works with 3 to 12 people and needs nothing but one phone. There are no right answers — what surfaces instead is how the group sees each other, which breaks the ice among strangers and drags out stories old friends never told. This app was built on Collabby too · Tap 🍴 Remix below to get your own copy and change anything you like.
Act It Out
A team charades game that runs on a single phone. One player holds the phone and looks at the screen while their teammates watch only their gestures and shout out guesses — talking is not allowed. Tap "got it" when the team lands the answer, or "pass" when a card is hopeless, and the next card comes up. When the timer runs out the next team takes over, and once everyone has had a turn the standings appear. Play in 2 to 4 teams with 40 cards covering animals, objects and actions. The time limit can be adjusted to the mood of the room or switched off entirely, so any gathering can start straight away with nothing to prepare. This app was built on Collabby too · Tap 🍴 Remix below to get your own copy and change anything you like.
Liar Game
One phone is all it takes. Pass it around and everyone checks the secret word — except one player, who sees nothing. That player is the liar. Each person describes the word in turn, and being too precise draws suspicion just as fast as being too vague. When the discussion timer runs out, everyone points at the person they suspect and votes, then the word is revealed. If the liar is never caught, the liar wins. Plays with 3 to 10 people across four categories — food, places, jobs and animals — and you can choose whether the liar learns the category or starts with nothing at all, which makes the round far harder. This app was built on Collabby too · Tap 🍴 Remix below to get your own copy and change anything you like.