The party game for game night 🎉
Your phones are the controllers.
You write the questions.
Porch Party turns your Apple TV into a game show about the people in the room. Scan the QR code on the TV, play from your phone. Nothing to install.
- 📺 Apple TV
- 📱 iPhone & Android
- 🙌 3+ players
- 🚫 Nothing to install
Heading to the App Store. Check back for the launch.
How joining works
From couch to playing in 10 seconds
Open it on the TV
Porch Party runs on your Apple TV and puts a QR code on the screen.
Scan with any phone
iPhone, Android, your uncle's cracked screen: everyone's welcome. No app, no accounts.
Play from your browser
Pick a name and an avatar, and your phone becomes your secret voting booth. 🤫
The twist
The players ARE the content
Blind mad-libs: you pick a word without seeing the question it lands in. The game splices it into a question about the actual people in the room, everyone votes secretly on who fits best, and the author scores bonus points for predicting the winner. It never goes stale, because your friends write it.
Round 2 · Everyone votes
Who's most likely to get emotionally attached to a haunted air fryer?
Pick your spice
Three decks, one dial
Same game, three temperatures. Great as a family game night icebreaker, or something considerably less wholesome after the kids go to bed.
Family
Silly, sweet, kid-safe. Grandma-approved chaos.
Party
The game night default. Roasty, rowdy, still safe for coworkers. Mostly.
After Dark
Unfiltered questions for consenting adults. Sit back and watch them squirm. 😈
17+Scoring
Points for knowing y'all best
Vote with the crowd
Be the crowd's pick
Author predicts the winner
Timed rounds keep it moving, ready-checks between rounds mean nobody misses a beat, and three rounds make one game, about the length of one bowl of chips.
Made for game night
Looking for party games to play with friends on your Apple TV? Porch Party works as an icebreaker for people who just met, a family game night staple, or the main event at a house party. If your group already yells at the TV during Jackbox-style games, this is the night where the questions are about you.