Short answer: worth installing for anyone on iPhone or iPad, since the starter deck and the first cards of every deck are free. Buying a deck makes sense once you know which evenings you will use it for, and you pay once, not every month.
Weighed on the features and model described on togethis.app and in the App Store listing, read on 2026-10-02. We do not quote ratings or prices: the app is weeks old, and the price depends on your currency.
The 50-question For Friends deck, the first cards of every paid deck, the question of the day and the shared question of the week. That is enough for several evenings.
The full couples, family and party decks, the 36 Questions to Fall in Love and the bonus cards that come with finished decks. Bundles cover all current decks or all decks for good, and every purchase is one-time.
Couples who want a regular habit with Guess mode, a journal and a weekly streak, families who want one app for a dinner table, and Ukrainian speakers, since the app is fully in Ukrainian.
If you only want bold party questions, Spill It is more focused. For date night packs in English only, Flamingo Cards. On Android, Togethis is not an option yet. Compare them in our best couples questions apps.
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Free to try? | Yes, starter deck plus first cards of every deck |
| Subscription? | None; decks are one-time purchases |
| Account needed? | No |
| Android? | No, iPhone and iPad only |
| Best for | Couples, families and friends who want better conversations |
If the free cards of a deck worked for you, the full deck is a one-time purchase with no subscription, which makes it easy to judge.
If you prefer to pay once and keep the decks, yes. If you want a constant stream of new packs, a subscription app may suit you more.