Who Am I?

Hold the phone to your forehead, let your friends describe the word, and guess as many as you can before time runs out.

Hold the phone to your forehead. Right = correct, left = pass.

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Tilt down = correct, tilt up = pass. Experimental; tapping always works.

The forehead guessing game, right in your browser

In Who am I? one player holds the phone to their forehead so everyone else can see the word. The others describe it, act it out or hum it – without saying the word – and the player guesses. Tap the right half of the card (or tilt the phone down) for a correct guess and the left half (or tilt up) to pass.

Choose from 240 words in six categories – animals, food, jobs, objects, famous people & characters and places – set a 30–120 second timer, and see every word you got at the end. No app, no account.

How to use

  1. Choose a category and the round time, then tap Start.
  2. Turn the phone sideways and hold it to your forehead, screen facing your friends. Use fullscreen for big letters.
  3. Friends give clues. Tap the right side (or tilt down) when you guess it, the left side (or tilt up) to pass.
  4. When time runs out, check your results and pass the phone to the next player.

Ideas for using it

  • Parties. pass the phone around; the player with the most correct guesses wins.
  • Family evenings. animals and food are perfect for younger kids.
  • Classroom. describe the word in English (or the language you’re learning) – speaking practice in disguise.
  • Car trips. without the tilt: someone else taps for the guesser.

Frequently asked questions

How does the tilt control work?

Turn on “use tilt”, hold the phone sideways on your forehead: tilt the screen down for correct, up to pass. Some phones ask for motion permission first; tilt is experimental, tapping always works.

Is this the same as the forehead guessing apps?

It’s the classic forehead guessing game that many apps are based on. This free browser version is not affiliated with any app or brand.

How many words are there?

240: 40 in each of six categories. Words don’t repeat until the category is used up.

Can kids play?

Yes. All words are family-friendly; animals, food and objects are easiest.