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Choose a deck and a board size. The AI secretly picks one card. Ask yes or no questions by tapping a suggestion or typing your own, and tap cards to rule them out. You have 20 questions. A wrong guess costs 3 questions, and when you run out you get one final guess. Your score is the number of questions you had left.

Both players use the same board. Pass the phone so each player can secretly pick a card. Then take turns: ask one yes or no question out loud, rule out cards, and end your turn. Guess when you are sure. A wrong guess loses the match.

Pick 6 to 24 photos with the iOS photo picker. Pinpoint only sees the photos you pick, detects simple things like hats, glasses or the outdoors on your phone, and builds a board. Your list is saved on your phone so you can play it again, replace single photos with Edit Photos, or start a New List. The photos are never uploaded.

Typed questions are answered by Apple Intelligence on your device. They need an iPhone that supports Apple Intelligence with it turned on in Settings. Without it you can still play with the suggested questions.

Suggested questions are answered from facts written for each card and are always consistent. Typed questions are answered by the on-device model, which can occasionally be unsure. Try asking in a simpler way, or tell us which card and question so we can improve it.

In a round against the AI you can watch an optional ad to get 5 extra questions or a hint that rules out 3 wrong cards. Each works once per round, and only after the ad is watched to the end.

Pinpoint asks for permission before tracking. You can change it any time in Settings > Privacy & Security > Tracking. In the EU, UK and Switzerland you can also change your ad consent with Privacy Choices on the home screen. Ads may still appear, but they will not be personalized.

English, German, French, Spanish and Russian. Pinpoint follows your iPhone's language.