Bluffalo
A browser party game where friends invent fake answers and hunt for the true one
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It turns an awkward early conversation into a private check where neither partner sees the other's answers, only whether they collide.
BlindFlag lets two people each tick their relationship dealbreakers and then learn only where they overlap. The comparison runs in both browsers using private set intersection, so plain answers and keys never leave each device, and a relay passes encrypted messages without being able to read them. Sessions start with a PIN, store nothing in a database and vanish after an hour or when either person leaves. The site is candid that this is trust-based rather than a zero-knowledge proof: a partner who answers dishonestly could probe your choices.
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