Two Truths and a Lie — Online, Free, No Account Required

The classic icebreaker your remote team can play in under five minutes. Everyone submits two truths and one lie on their own device, the group votes, and the results reveal simultaneously on screen. No app to install, no account to create, no credits to buy — just share a link and play.

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No account required. Free for small teams.

How it works

  1. 1Create a session in 30 secondsHit the button above, name your session, and get a shareable link. No setup, no configuration, no account required to host.
  2. 2Everyone joins on their own deviceShare the link in your Zoom chat, Slack channel, or Teams message. Participants click, submit their two truths and one lie, and wait. No app install, no signup, works on any phone or browser.
  3. 3Vote, then revealOnce everyone has submitted, the host hits reveal. The group votes on which statement is the lie — then the truth hits the screen all at once. The simultaneous reveal is the moment the room comes alive.

Perfect for every remote team moment

New team onboarding

Starting a new project or welcoming someone to the team? Two Truths and a Lie is the fastest way to help people learn something real about each other. Skip the awkward round-robin introductions — this does the work in five minutes and people actually remember what they learn.

Weekly standups and recurring meetings

Not every standup needs to be all business. Running Two Truths and a Lie for the first five minutes of a recurring meeting transforms it from a status update into something people look forward to. Works especially well for teams that rarely get to talk about anything other than work.

Virtual offsites and team days

When your team is distributed and the offsite is on Zoom, energy is hard to manufacture. Two Truths and a Lie is the warmup that gets everyone present before the real agenda starts. It works at any team size — from a squad of five to a department of fifty.

Remote team building

For teams that never share a physical space, human connection has to be intentional. Two Truths and a Lie surfaces personal stories, sparks conversations, and creates shared moments that don't happen naturally on a Slack channel. It's the closest thing to watercooler conversation that remote teams have.

First meeting with a new client or stakeholder

Breaking the ice with a new client group or cross-functional team? Two Truths and a Lie works as a low-stakes opener that puts everyone on equal footing. No hierarchy, no seniority — just honest submissions and a shared laugh when the lie is revealed.

Not sure what to submit? Here are 40 example prompts

Copy any of these or use them to spark your own ideas.

Fun and lighthearted

I have never lost a board game in my life

I once ate an entire pizza by myself in one sitting

I can solve a Rubik's cube in under two minutes

I have a collection of over 200 houseplants

I once accidentally called my teacher "mum" in front of the whole class

I have been on television

I can recite the alphabet backwards in under ten seconds

I once fell asleep in a job interview and still got the offer

Travel and adventure

I have visited more than 20 countries

I have slept in an airport overnight more than three times

I got lost in a foreign country with no phone battery and no cash

I have swum with sharks

I once missed a flight because I was at the wrong airport

I lived abroad for more than a year

I have been on every continent except Antarctica

I once hitchhiked across two countries in one day

Skills and hidden talents

I speak three languages fluently

I can play two musical instruments

I once competed in a national cooking competition

I have a black belt in a martial art

I can juggle five objects at once

I used to be a competitive chess player

I have written a novel

I know how to pick a lock

Surprising facts

I have met a head of state

I was once a professional athlete

I have a twin

I appeared in a film as an extra

I have run a marathon

I once won a trivia competition three times in a row

I have never eaten a McDonald's

I have read more than 100 books in a single year

Work and career

I have worked in four completely different industries

I once quit a job on my first day

I started my first business at age sixteen

I have been promoted three times in two years

I once presented to an audience of over a thousand people

I changed careers completely after the age of forty

I have worked on every continent

I once got hired for a job I was completely unqualified for and nobody noticed

Frequently asked questions

Does anyone need to create an account to play?
No. Participants never need an account or a password. The host shares a link and anyone can join instantly in their browser — on phone, tablet, or desktop.
Is Truveal free?
Yes. Truveal is free for teams — no signups, no credits, and no paid tiers. No credit card required at any point. Just share a link and play.
How many people can join a session?
Up to 75 people can join a single session. Everyone joins from their own device with the shared link.
Does it work on Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or Google Meet?
Yes. Truveal runs alongside any video call platform. The host shares the Truveal link in the chat, participants join on their own device, and the game runs in the browser. No app installation required.
How long does a session take?
Most Two Truths and a Lie sessions take between five and fifteen minutes depending on team size. With a team of eight to ten people, plan for about ten minutes.
Can participants join on their phone?
Yes. Truveal is fully responsive and works on any modern smartphone browser. No app download required.
How is Truveal different from Kahoot?
Truveal is designed specifically for remote work teams, not classrooms. There are no credits to buy, no student accounts to manage, no app to install. Participants join via link in under ten seconds.
Can I save my session or run it again?
There is no separate save step, and there is not a one-click replay yet. To play again, start a new session from the Truveal home page and share the new link — setup takes about 30 seconds.
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No account required. Free for small teams.