01Campfire Original
Mystery · deception · panic
Haunted Hotel
Check in together. Get separated by secrets. Figure out what happened before the hotel figures you out.
Social deductionSecret roles · Private night actions · Timed discussion
Interactive video calls for friends
PrelaunchTurn your group call
into game night.
Pick a Campfire experience. The AI Director deals private roles and clues, runs timers and reveals, and reacts to what your group does — so nobody has to host.
01 Private invites or opt-in matching02 Five distinct game styles03 Shared history that carries forward
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PRIVATEYou know who has the key.
EVENTThe lights just went out.
Seats reveal themselves when people arrive.
From call → experience
The game isn't beside the call.
The call becomes the experience.
The simple version: get people into the room, pick a box, and play. Campfire deals the private information, runs the clock and tells everyone what happens next.
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Seat 1
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Seat 2
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Seat 3
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Seat 4
Your call
Four people. One call. Nothing planned.
Five launch experiences
Pick the kind of night
your group needs.
Mystery, debate, improv, co-op pressure or a deeper late-night conversation. Same friends. Completely different energy.
02Campfire Original
Debate · reveals · betrayal
Hot Take
The Director keeps the conversation moving, drops private information, and knows exactly when to make things worse.
Debate party gameSecret stance · Fast debate · Context reveals
03Campfire Original
Improv · memory · surprise
Story Sparks
Build a ridiculous story together while Campfire remembers the details, twists the plot, and pulls everyone in.
Collaborative storytellingPrivate prompts · Shared world · Callback twists
04Campfire Original
Co-op · pressure · puzzles
Mission Room
Everyone sees a piece of the mission. Nobody has the whole answer. Talk fast, coordinate, and beat the clock.
Co-op puzzleSplit information · Shared deductions · Timed locks
05Campfire Original
Conversation · intimacy · chaos
After Hours
Late-night prompts, unexpected reveals, and the kind of conversations that usually happen after everyone else leaves.
Conversation gamePrompt deck · Optional pass · Follow-up threads
If we were explaining it at the table
Pick a box.
Learn it in a minute.
Campfire should feel like somebody brought five very different board games to the same night — except nobody has to read the rulebook or volunteer to be the host.
Friend
Okay, but what do we actually do?
You
Everybody joins the call. We pick a game. Campfire gives each person something different, then the Director starts the first round.
Friend
Like trivia?
You
Not really. One box is bluffing and accusation. One is a co-op puzzle. One is arguing. One is storytelling. Same call, different rules.
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Social deduction
Haunted Hotel
One of you knows what happened. One of you is hiding something. Everybody gets one short night to work out who can be trusted.
Secret rolesPrivate night actionsTimed discussionFinal accusation
Finish lineName the person hiding the hotel’s secret before checkout.
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Debate party game
Hot Take
Pick a side before anybody talks. Then defend it after the Director starts exposing contradictions, private answers and impossible tie-breakers.
Secret stanceFast debateContext revealsTie-break rounds
Finish lineThere is no permanent winner; the fun is watching the room change its mind.
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Collaborative storytelling
Story Sparks
You build one story together, but everyone is carrying a different prompt. The Director remembers the tiny details and brings the best ones back later.
Private promptsShared worldCallback twistsFinal scene
Finish lineLand an ending that uses something the group accidentally created earlier.
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Co-op puzzle
Mission Room
Nobody gets the whole puzzle. You have to talk across the call, combine private fragments and lock an answer before the timer disappears.
Split informationShared deductionsTimed locksTeam finish
Finish lineSolve the final lock together before the Director closes the mission window.
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Conversation game
After Hours
Think of a really good question deck that notices which answer deserves a follow-up. You can always pass; there is no score and nobody gets put on the spot twice.
Prompt deckOptional passFollow-up threadsShared callbacks
Finish lineThe round ends when the conversation no longer needs the Director.
Early access
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Get early access to Campfire, invitations to the first nights, and meaningful updates when new experiences are ready.
Director
Click one of my tools. I’ll tell you what I’m doing with it.
Director · Waiting for your signal
Meet the AI Director
You bring the people.
The Director runs the night.
Think of it like the friend who knows the rules, deals the secret cards, keeps the timer, notices what the room is doing and knows when to stop explaining and let everyone play.
DirectorWhat does your group need tonight?
Choose the mood. The website recommendation is scripted; the real Director is designed to react to what happens in the live session.
Shared history, not social status
Inside jokes shouldn't reset
when the call ends.
Campfire carries memories and shared progression between calls, so the next night can build on what your group already did — without follower counts or popularity scores.
Illustrative relationship snapshot
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23Campfires together
7Experiences
3Memories
FlameCurrent stage
Spark
Ember
FlameNow
Bonfire
Wildfire
What the relationship remembers
Shared moments become callbacks.
“Someone accused literally everyone.”
Campfire can bring moments like this back as shared context — useful because you were there together, not because anybody earned points.
Zero prep. No designated host.
Start with your people.
Campfire handles the rest.
The technology stays in the background. Your group gets the energy of a hosted experience without turning one friend into the organizer.
The point is the peopleSame friends. More reasons to stay.
Campfire adds just enough structure to turn hanging out into a night your group will actually remember.
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Start the call
Invite people you already know, or opt into nearby/anywhere matching when it is available. You choose what kind of room you are entering.
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Choose an experience
Pick a mystery, debate, story, mission or late-night conversation depending on the mood your group is in.
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Let the Director run it
The Director handles roles, pacing, secrets and reveals so everyone gets to be inside the experience instead of managing it.
Try a real sequence
Take a seat. Get a role. Make the call change.
Choose a box, learn the rule in a sentence, take a seat, get a private role and play through two decisions. Each trial uses a different game loop — not the same demo wearing five themes.
No camera. No microphone. No network AI in this scripted trial.ReadyChooseTake a seatDirectorRolePrivate briefTwo decisionsComplete
Interactive scripted trial
You are not watching a mockup. You make the decisions.
The Director will give you a role, a private brief, and a live event with two beats. Nothing leaves this page.
Founding early access
Get in before the first night.
Join the early-access list and we’ll invite you as Campfire opens. You’ll also hear when new experiences are ready to try.
- Early access before the public launch
- Invitations to the first Campfire nights
- New experience drops and meaningful launch updates
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