One daily question. Your friends vs. the world.

Answer the same question as everyone, then see where you and your friends land on the map. Free and open source.

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Daily question results with your friends' answers shown as a network next to the world split

One Question a Day

Everyone answers the same question at the same time.

Live World Map

Responses show how opinions are distributed across the world in real time.

No Likes, No Followers

Every question comes from a real person. No feed, no algorithm.

Your friend network in Read the Room: anonymous dots showing how friends answered

See where your friends land

Add friends with a QR code or a link, then see how your circle answered next to everyone else. Friends show up as anonymous dots; only close friends share answers with each other by name.

Answering the daily question in the Read the Room app

If you could ask the world one question...

Read the Room is a place to ask questions you’re genuinely curious about — practical, philosophical, uncomfortable, or strange. The most engaged with questions get featured as Question of the Day.

World map showing how people answered a daily question, by location

See patterns, not arguments

Instead of threads and debates, you see distributions. Compare how answers differ by region, and notice where perspectives align or diverge relative to you and your friends.

What this is (and isn’t)

Built to surface perspective, not performance. A social polling game and a global conversation tool.

Read the Room onboarding screen: one question a day, map your world

Regional Perspective

View aggregated answers by region to understand how context shapes opinion.

Calm By Design

No likes, no follows, no boosts. Use widgets to stay on the pulse of the planet — no notifications needed.

Share & Spark Discussion

Every question has a link. You can share it, and see how your network feels compared to the world.

Anonymous By Design

Anonymous identifiers to prevent spam without collecting your name, email, or personal data. Free and open source.

Exquisite convergence of curiosity, community, and information.

Reddit user

Great idea for a social media app! Thought provoking questions and interesting comparison of opinions without the rubbish of social media comments, trolls and divisive billionaires stealing our time, attention and data. I'm sold!

User from the UK

The ultimate gauge of public sentiment. This app could be the next big thing. I can picture news organizations citing "RTR reports that 90% of people surveyed think ___"

User from Canada

Best app to get answers to your curious questions. RTR is the future of asking questions from the internet. Offering unique ways to ask questions, providing the best insights on the internet to date, keeping your anonymity, bringing together respondents from across cultures, RTR is unstoppable.

User from Pakistan

Very insightful, great for market research 👏👏👏👏

User from Oman

Cool app! Good Reddit alternative.

Reddit user

Seems like a fun little app so far. Reminds me a lot of dataisbeautiful but its cool that the topics are user generated.

Reddit user

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