Good to know
Questions, answered.
Everything you might wonder before you dim the lights — how it works, what we save, and how far the night goes.
Getting started
The basics
What is InTheMude?
InTheMude is a little catalog of browser games made for two. Open one on a screen you share — TV or laptop — and each of you joins from your own phone to play a date-night game together — flirty conversation, drawing, guessing, the works. One subscription opens the whole shelf.
Do we have to install anything?
Nothing at all. It all runs in a regular web browser — no app store, no download, no setup. Open it on a shared screen; each of you taps a link to join from your phone. Close the tab when you're done.
What devices do we need?
Two screens and a modern browser. The classic setup is one bigger screen as the display — a TV, laptop, or tablet — and a phone for each player as the controller. In a pinch, a laptop and a phone is plenty. If a device can open a website, it can play.
How does the free trial work?
Pick a game and start a free taste — no signup, no card, no email. You'll get a sweet first round so you can feel the vibe before deciding anything. Like it? Subscribe whenever you're ready and the rest of the catalog opens up.
Your vibe, your call
Comfort & intensity
How spicy does it get? Is it right for us?
You choose. Every game lets you pick your vibe — sweet, spicy, or anywhere in between — and you set that dial before you play. Keep it light and playful, or turn the warmth up; it's always opt-in, and you can dial it back any time. Nothing escalates without you asking it to.
This is date-night made for couples who are into each other — 18 and up — but you're always the one deciding how far the night goes.
Can we play long-distance?
Absolutely. Because everything lives in the browser, you don't have to be in the same room. Hop on a video call, share the link, and play from two different cities. It's the same game — just with a little more distance to close.
What's the double-date game?
Most of our games are made for two. Know the Bet is built for four — two couples, one table. It's the one to break out when you want to play with friends: a little teasing, a little guessing about how well each pair really knows each other. Great for a night in with another couple who's also in the mood.
Privacy is the point
What we keep
What is saved about us?
As little as possible — that's a promise we designed the whole thing around. We keep your account, not your answers. The personal stuff you say to each other during a game isn't saved on our servers by default: no transcripts, no history, no log of what was said.
Free trials store nothing at all — not even in your browser. For accounts, we hold only the boring essentials: your login, your favorites, and your settings. The kind of data nobody would mind us having.
Could a recap or history leak our answers?
There's nothing on our side to leak, because we don't keep it. If a game ever offers a keepsake or recap, it's something you save to your own device — it doesn't live on our servers. Data we don't hold can't be lost.
Plans & billing
Subscription, cancelling & receipts
What does a subscription cost?
One simple plan opens the entire catalog: $12 a month, or $99 a year if you'd rather pay once and get a couple of months on the house. New games are included as they land — no add-ons, no upsells.
How do we cancel?
Anytime, in a couple of taps from your account settings — no phone call, no "are you sure" maze, no cancellation fee. You'll keep access until the end of the period you've already paid for, then it simply stops renewing. No hard feelings; the door's always open if you come back.
Is billing discreet?
We keep it low-key. Payments are handled by a trusted third-party processor, so your card details never touch our servers. The exact name that shows on your statement is being finalized with our processor and will be confirmed at checkout before you pay — a simple, plainly-named business descriptor.
Still curious?
The best answer is to just play.
Start a free taste — no signup, nothing saved. You'll know in one round whether it's your kind of night.