Someday Questions
DecksSomeday Questions · 39 cards
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If it feels heavy, put it aside. You don't have to answer today.
Thinking of the end, seeing today clearly
Thirty-nine cards for calmly facing the end of life and what we leave behind.
They ask the things that are easy to put off — how you'd like to be remembered, what you haven't yet said.
So it never rushes you, a note up front says it's fine to close the cards if they get heavy.
Three steps
- Choose a deck
- Draw a card
- Take turns answering
When · with whom
1+ playersFamilyLoved OnesYou
Meet each other halfway
- Hear it allHear the whole answer before you reflect
- Take your timeIf they pause, give them a moment
- Let it beYou don't need to correct them
- Choose freelyFeel free to skip any card
- Keep balanceBalance talking and listening
- Keep it hereLet what you share here stay here
A list for anyone preparing a conversation.
- MemoriesA scene that stays with you
- TodayWithin your day today
- WordsWhat you haven't said yet
- ObjectSomething you've held onto for years
- ForgivenessSomething you want to release
- What You Leave BehindWhat you leave along the way
- TimeIf you don't have enough time
- By Your SideSomeone close to you
- LessonsWhat you're taking with you
- LetterWords you want to write down
- JoyA moment that lights you up
- RegretWhat you wish you'd done differently
- SceneryA view you've kept in your eyes
- NameA name you want to call
- GratitudeWhat you still haven't said
- HandsWhat your hands remember
- LightWhat still shines brightly for you
- Seeing Someone OffBeside someone who left before you
- DeclutteringWhat you keep as you clear things away
- PeopleSomeone who stayed in your heart
- BodySignals your body sends
- LegacyWhat you want to leave behind
- LaughterA moment you laughed together
- FoodWhat you want to taste again
- SongA song you've hummed for years
- PreparationWhat you prepare ahead of time
- WritingWhat you want to put into words
- ChildrenFor someone you're watching grow
- PhotosA moment you captured
- HomeThe place you come home to
- FearWhat you find hard to say
- PeaceWhere you find stillness
- FarewellThe words you never got to say
- RequestWords you want to share early
- SeasonsA season that returns to you
- GiftWhat you want to give
- Inside JokeThe lighthearted words you share
- LoveWhat you want to cherish more
FAQ
- Is it free? Do you need an account?
- Yes, everything is free. You don't need to sign up or log in. This site may show ads, though.
- Your conversations aren't saved on the server. The nickname you enter also stays only in this browser.
- How many cards are there? What kinds of cards can you find?
- There are 771 cards across 23 decks. They range from questions for looking back on your own to questions to share with family, partners, friends and colleagues.
- Each deck has its own feel. If you'd like to start light, open Today's Question first.
- Who is it best for—family, a partner, or friends?
- Each deck shows which relationship it suits. With Family is great for family, Deeper Together for a partner, and Switching Seats for friends.
- Either-Or Questions is an easy choice when you're meeting for the first time. If you're not sure what to pick, filter by relationship or situation at the top.
- How is this different from buying physical talk cards?
- You don't need to buy anything or install an app. Just open a link and start right away.
- There are no cards to lose or carry around. You won't get the feel of paper, though—that's where physical cards shine.
- How many people do you need? Can you use it alone?
- It's easiest with two people, but a bigger group works well too. Enter the number of people, and you'll see whose turn it is.
- You can flip through the cards on your own too. Even if you don't answer out loud, the questions stay with you.
- Is it available in languages other than Korean?
- Only Korean is available right now. Other languages are on the way.
- You can see the languages coming next in the language list in the footer.
- Can you use it for interviews or group orientations?
- Yes. For a first conversation with someone new, a group orientation, or an icebreaker, 'Today's Question' and 'Either-Or Questions' work especially well. There are no right answers, so nobody needs to prepare in advance.
- It can also help you prepare for an interview. Use 'Today's Question' to reflect on who you are these days, then explain your choices in 'Either-Or Questions' to make introducing yourself feel much easier.
- Cards made especially for interview questions are in the works. You'll see an announcement when they're ready.
Someday Questions · someday-questions
Thinking of the end, seeing today clearly
Thirty-nine cards for calmly facing the end of life and what we leave behind.
They ask the things that are easy to put off — how you'd like to be remembered, what you haven't yet said.
So it never rushes you, a note up front says it's fine to close the cards if they get heavy.