Free games for long-distance couples
Pick a card and send it to your partner. Play 96 questions and mini challenges together, wherever you are. Free, no download or sign-up.
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Send a little moment to someone you care about.
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How to send a card in three steps.
- 1 Pick who you are sending to. Partner, friend, best friend or someone far away — plus a mood.
- 2 Draw a card. One card at a time. If it doesn't fit, Draw another.
- 3 Send it and do it together. Use system Share, WhatsApp, Telegram or Copy link. Their tap opens the exact card.
Play together from different cities.
The lightest online couples games are the ones you both actually do. Perunika Shared Cards is a catalog of 96 curated cards across Quick Questions, Would You Rather, Mini Challenges, Active Together, Photo Moments, Music & Voice, Care & Connection and Plans & Dreams. You draw one card, send it to someone you care about, and open the same prompt at the same moment on both phones.
Nothing you write is stored. Nothing about who you send to appears anywhere. When you want the same activity to keep counting for both of you across time — a run in different cities, a shared habit, a challenge you both finish — Perunika turns that into a private shared timeline.
Browse all ideas — 96 cards
Quick Questions
- Question. What small thing did you appreciate about them this week?
- Question. Finish the sentence: I wished you were here when…
- Question. What harmless habit of theirs could you recognise anywhere?
- Question. Which of your inside jokes still lands?
- Question. Name one thing you learned from them.
- Question. What are you most looking forward to next week?
- Question. Name a memory of the two of you that always makes you smile.
- Question. What is one thing they do that quietly makes your life easier?
- Question. If today had a soundtrack, what would the opening song be?
- Question. What is one thing you would love to try together this month?
- Question. Name something about them you never want them to underestimate.
- Question. What is one thing you have been meaning to ask them?
Would You Rather
- WYR. A surprise visit for one day — or a perfectly planned week?
- WYR. A voice note every morning — or a photo every evening?
- WYR. Cook the same meal — or watch the same film tonight?
- WYR. Explore a new city together — or return to a favourite place?
- WYR. A two-minute call on a busy day — or one long message before bed?
- WYR. Keep one perfect photograph — or one completely honest voice note?
- WYR. Swap wardrobes for a day — or swap playlists for a week?
- WYR. A terrible karaoke duet — or a disastrous cooking challenge?
- WYR. A late-night walk together — or a long morning breakfast?
- WYR. Answer any question honestly — or ask any question you want?
- WYR. One sunset in the same place — or two different sunsets on the same day?
- WYR. Pick their music for a week — or pick their outfit for a day?
Mini Challenges
- Challenge. Send the last harmless photo in your camera roll that will make them laugh.
- Challenge. Set a two-minute timer and draw each other without looking down.
- Challenge. Send one genuine compliment using only seven words.
- Challenge. Make the same drink and toast through the screen.
- Challenge. Both send a photo of your left shoe right now.
- Challenge. Choose one small thing you will both complete before tomorrow.
- Challenge. Take a screenshot of the weirdest ad you have seen today. Send it.
- Challenge. Open a random page in a book and send the first line.
- Challenge. Both message the last person you laughed with today. Report back.
- Challenge. Send one thing you are grateful for today. One sentence, no more.
- Challenge. Send a mini photo tour of the room you are in — three photos max.
- Challenge. Race: who can send a photo of something blue in ten seconds?
Active Together
- Movement. Both step outside for a five-minute walk and bring back one photo.
- Movement. Do ten push-ups. Video the last one. Send it.
- Movement. Take a walk to the nearest tree. Send a photo of it.
- Movement. Try a two-minute plank on a video call. Cheer each other on.
- Movement. Both run one kilometre in the next 24 hours. Screenshot your route.
- Movement. Do fifteen jumping jacks right now. No warning.
- Movement. Take the stairs today, wherever you are. Report back how many floors.
- Movement. Walk barefoot in the grass for one minute. Photograph your feet.
- Movement. Stretch for three minutes on video together.
- Movement. Both cycle, run or walk the same distance in the next hour. Compare pace.
- Movement. Try to touch your toes and send a photo of the result.
- Movement. Both dance to the same song for one minute. Send a five-second video.
Photo Moments
- Photo. Take a photo of the view closest to you right now.
- Photo. Both photograph the sky within the next ten minutes.
- Photo. Send a photo of your left hand doing something.
- Photo. Photograph the corner of your desk. No cleaning first.
- Photo. Take a photo of what you are eating today.
- Photo. Send a photograph of something in your room that reminds you of them.
- Photo. Take a photo through a window near you.
- Photo. Photograph your shoes today. Wherever they are.
- Photo. Send them the last photo you took before this one.
- Photo. Photograph the first drink of your day, before you finish it.
- Photo. Send a photo of one plant, book or object you own that has a story.
- Photo. Both take a photo of the corner of a room at exactly the same minute.
Music & Voice
- Music. Press play on the same song at the same time.
- Music. Send one song that sounds like your day.
- Music. The last song you replayed. Send the title.
- Voice. Send a five-second voice note of what you can hear right now.
- Music. Both send a song that makes you dance.
- Voice. Send a voice note singing the chorus of a fifteen-year-old song.
- Music. Send a song that feels like them.
- Music. Both press play on a song neither of you has heard in years. Compare picks.
- Music. Send the first song you listened to today.
- Voice. Record a two-line voice note about your day. Send it before bed.
- Music. Both make a playlist of three songs called 'This week'. Trade lists.
- Music. Send a song you have never told anyone you like.
Care & Connection
- Care. Send them a compliment they have not heard from you before.
- Care. Ask them how their heart is today. Wait for the answer.
- Care. Tell them one thing they made better about your week.
- Care. Send a note that says 'I am thinking of you' — no other words.
- Care. Both write one sentence you would want the other to remember tomorrow.
- Care. Send them a memory from the past year that stayed with you.
- Care. Tell them one small way they can make tomorrow easier.
- Care. Ask them the last time they laughed out loud, and why.
- Care. Send a photograph of hands. Yours, someone else's, no faces.
- Care. Tell them one thing you appreciate about them that you rarely say.
- Care. Write one line about why you are grateful they are in your life.
- Care. Ask what small thing they need this week. Actually listen.
Plans & Dreams
- Plans. Name one small thing you want to try together this month.
- Plans. Where do you both want to be one year from now?
- Plans. Pick a place on a map neither of you has been.
- Plans. Send a photograph of a place you want to walk into next weekend.
- Plans. Invent a ridiculous name for your next imaginary holiday.
- Plans. Choose one book you both want to read in the next two months.
- Plans. Name one habit you would love to build together.
- Plans. Pick a recipe you have never made. Cook it in fourteen days.
- Plans. Agree the one week next year you both keep clear on the calendar.
- Plans. Choose one museum, exhibition or gig one of you wants to attend. Book it.
- Plans. Send a photograph of a house or window you would love to live in.
- Plans. Write down a shared goal in one sentence. Screenshot it. Keep it.
Frequently asked questions
Who is this for?
Partners, friends, best friends and people who live far away. The chip you pick just filters the catalog — nothing is stored about who you are or who you send to.
Do we need an account?
No. Draw and send without signing up. Perunika is a separate iOS app you can install later to keep the moments you actually did in a private shared timeline.
How does the recipient see the card?
The share link opens a permanent page for that exact card —
/play/{card-id}/— with the same image and prompt. Nothing about you appears on that page.Can I add a personal note?
Yes — but the note stays inside the messenger text you send. It never enters the URL, the analytics or the social preview.
Does the sender see when I open the card?
No — the site cannot see anything about who you are or who you send to. If you want your partner to know you opened it, share the card back to them through your own messenger.
What can we do beyond the card?
Move to a shared activity: run together remotely, take a couples challenge or build shared habits.
Turn a little moment into a shared week.
Perunika keeps the runs, rituals, challenges and photographs you actually finish — in a private timeline just for the two of you.
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