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Finally something my kids ask for

Mom of three. My husband and I have been trying to do more offline activities together as a family and this is one of the few apps that actually helps with that instead of competing for everyone's attention. The kids ask for it now, which I genuinely didnt think was possible with anything that lives on a phone.

Actually a tool, not a gimmick

I thought I'd use this once and put it down. Nope. Its in regular rotation now for dates, and also for hanging out with friends. Didn't expect to keep using it. Recommend it.

The only conversation app I don't hate using on a date

Tried Table Topics. The And app. We’re not really strangers deck and etc. All felt processed, this one doesn’t make the date feel prewritten and the prompts are short enough for me to put my own spin on things.

Great for me and my wife

We've been together long enough that the easy questions are gone. This one has prompts that get past the surface, the kind of stuff you'd ask a stranger but forgot to ask each other.

Why I’ve Been Loving OPNRS

I’ve been using OPNRS lately and it’s honestly been such a handy app to have, especially when you’re on the go. I love how it creates space for real conversations, whether it’s something deep and meaningful or just fun random talks with whoever you’re with. It’s such a simple but thoughtful idea that makes connecting with people feel more natural and intentional. Definitely one of those apps you don’t realize you need until you start using it.

Great Convo Topics!!!

I love talking, maybe too much, and this app has allowed to me to love talking even more. I no longer have to attempt to dive into my cluttered mind to grasp at engaging conversation. I just click a few buttons and have topics to discuss for hours. I use Engaged and Exploring to connect on a deeper level with my fiancée. I use these Downtime Chats to get to know coworkers better. I even open the app up when I am bored to ask myself some questions because they are all so thought provoking. A big thanks to the team at Opnrs for putting together an app that helps us connect to one another in an exceedingly disconnected world.