The card game where your family is the answer.

The Brennan-ReyesFamily trivia
EveryoneSpeed round

Name five things we've lost in the lake near our house.

The reader is the judge and sits this one out. 10 seconds each; most correct answers scores 2.

Youpick 1–4 points
1Which of our au pairs ate her entire advent calendar on December 1st?
2What is the name of our canoe?
3Closest guess: how many days in a row did Liam wear the same cap?
4Which two dishes fight for the Thanksgiving crown every year?

Answers

1Katie

2Mr. Pancake

341

4Tamales vs. pot roast

Example deck: the Brennan-Reyes family

About 50 printed cards starring your family. $29 with free US shipping.

Try it: make your first card

Or tap an idea:

Youpick 1–4 points
1Who in your family always ___?
2More coming…
3More coming…
4More coming…

Answers

1?

Or skip this and start your deck →

No account needed

From your stories to your cards

The Parkers (example) told us:

“Jaylen lost his front tooth biting into a corn dog at the county fair. We never found it.”

We turn it into a card

YOU

Where did Jaylen lose his front tooth?

Answer

In a corn dog at the county fair

The Brennan-Reyes (example) told us:

“Rosie named our canoe Mr. Pancake when she was four, and nobody is allowed to call it anything else.”

We turn it into a card

YOU

What is the name of our canoe?

Answer

Mr. Pancake

The Chens (example) told us:

“Nai Nai has never lost a game of Big Two to a grandchild. Ethan has been trying for six years.”

We turn it into a card

YOU

Which card game has Nai Nai never lost to a grandchild?

Answer

Big Two

How it works

  1. 1

    Tell us about your family

    A few quick pages. Tap, type, or skip anything.

  2. 2

    Watch your deck appear

    Every answer makes your deck more personal. Pick a style, swap any card you don't love.

  3. 3

    We print and ship it

    About 50 poker-size cards with a portrait card for each family member, delivered to your door.

Meet three example families

Every deck is different, because every family is. Here's what a deck looks like for three made-up families, each in a different card style.

The Parkers, an example family

Card style: Matisse cutouts · Example family, photos and stories invented

The ParkersFamily trivia
Youpick 1–4 points
1What does Dad call every dog in the neighborhood?
2Where did Jaylen lose his front tooth?
3What does the sign on Mom's backyard string lights say?
4Why does Kayla look furious in her yearbook photo?

Answers

1Buddy

2In a corn dog

3NO PHONES

4New braces

Youpick 1–4 points
1What did Jaylen name the class hamster he brought home for spring break?
2Which county fair ride has Mom refused three years in a row?
3In which year did Dad hang the backyard string lights?
4Closest guess: how many corn dogs did we eat at last year's fair?

Answers

1Sir Nibbles

2The Zipper

32021

411

EveryoneVote

Who is most likely to fall asleep during backyard movie night?

On 3, everyone points. You score 1 if you picked the most-named player.

EveryoneOn a scale

Draw a player card.1 to 10: how likely are they to win the county fair pie-eating contest?

The player you drew picks 1–10 in secret. Everyone else guesses on their fingers. Closest 2, exact 3.

EveryoneFill in the blank

Kayla's next yearbook caption: ___.

Everyone says an answer. The reader picks the best one; that player scores 1.

Player

Denise

Mom

Player

Marcus

Dad

Player

Kayla

Daughter

Player

Jaylen

Son

What's in the box

Four card styles to choose from. Shown here: Bold cutouts, with cards from the Chens' example deck.

Youpick 1–4 points
1What does Ye Ye put on everything, even pizza?
2Closest guess: how many dumplings did we fold this Lunar New Year?
3Which instrument did Ethan quit after exactly two lessons?
4In which year did Ye Ye buy his famous flat cap?

Answers

1Chili crisp

2214

3Violin

41987

EveryoneFill in the blank

Ye Ye's flat cap has seen it all. Its memoir is called ___.

Everyone says an answer. The reader picks the best one; that player scores 1.

Player

Wen

Grandpa · "Ye Ye"

Rules card: play in 60 seconds
14“You” cards
Four questions each, worth 1–4 points. Only your family knows the answers.
27“Everyone” cards
Votes, scales, fill-in-the-blank and speed rounds the whole table plays.
6–8Player cards
A portrait and nickname for every family member.
3Guest + rules cards
Room for the new boyfriend, and rules that take 60 seconds.

Pick the look of your deck

The ParkersFamily trivia
Matisse cutoutsBright, playful paper shapes
The Brennan-ReyesFamily trivia
Pastel archSoft, calm and modern
The ChensFamily trivia
Sage line artQuiet, natural greens
The ParkersFamily trivia
Bold cutoutsBig shapes, strong colors

Questions

What does it cost?

$29 for the whole deck of about 50 printed cards, with standard shipping within the US included.

How long does delivery take?

Every deck is printed to order. You'll see the estimated delivery date before you pay.

What if we don't know many answers about our family?

You don't need many. Skip anything you like: about 10 answers already make a fun deck, and votes, scales and fill-in cards work for every family.

Can I see the cards before I order?

Yes. Your deck builds itself on screen while you answer. Peek at a few cards and keep the rest a surprise, or look at all of them and swap any you don't love.

Who can play?

Best with 3 to 8 players. Kids can play too: you choose what goes into your deck, so it fits the ages at your table. Guest cards let a friend or new boyfriend join in.

What happens to our answers and photos?

We use them only to make your deck, never for ads. You can ask us to delete everything at any time.

One deck. Your whole family.

$29

About 50 printed cards · standard US shipping included

Start your family's deck

Most families finish in 10–15 minutes. Skip anything.