The last 7 days
Would you rather know every language in the world or know every instrument in the world?
Talk to everyone or play for everyone.
Vote and see results →Would you rather know all your friend's secrets or have your friend know all yours?
Trust goes both ways.
Vote and see results →Would you rather have to confess your biggest secret to your parents or have to confess your biggest secret to your current employer?
Confessing to your parents or confessing to your boss: whose reaction scares you more?
Vote and see results →Would you rather show up to meet your crush with bed hair or show up to meet your crush with a milk mustache?
Messy or milky.
Vote and see results →Would you rather have a door that opens anywhere or have a window that shows any time in history?
Go there or watch then.
Vote and see results →Would you rather always have the perfect outfit or always have the perfect comeback?
Look sharp or talk sharp.
Vote and see results →Would you rather climb a mountain or scuba dive a coral reef?
Up high or down deep.
Vote and see results →How to use the question of the day
Start the day with one quick choice. Every day at midnight UTC a new clean would you rather question appears here, picked from our funniest, smartest and most surprising questions.
- Teachers: put it on the board for a two-minute morning warm-up. Ask one student from each side to explain their pick.
- Families: read it out at dinner and let everyone vote before anyone explains.
- Teams: open a meeting with it. It works on video calls too.
- Friends: share the link in your group chat and see who agrees with you.
Missed a day? The last seven questions are listed above, so you can catch up any time.
Want more?
Play hundreds more in a row in the would you rather game, pick a random one with the question generator, or browse all would you rather questions by topic.
Frequently asked questions
When does the question of the day change?
Every day at midnight UTC. The page always shows today's question at the top and the last 7 days below it.
Can I use it in class or at home?
Yes. It is a quick, clean warm-up for morning meetings, family dinners and team calls: read it out, let everyone pick a side, then ask one person from each side to explain.
Is the question of the day free?
Yes, it is free and needs no sign-up. Tap a side to vote in our game and see how other players chose.
