AskZine
Sin reclamarFor the questions you keep to yourself
De 程 宋 · JuegosPor qué la esperamos: A calm, privacy-first ritual with a clear one-time price and a distinctive reveal experience.
En resumen
AskZine is a quiet game for reflection, where you hold a question in mind and open the phone to reveal a short answer. It suits people who like to think privately, with no typing, no account, and answers that work offline. One detail that stands out is that on iPhone Duo the answer appears gradually as the screen unfolds.
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For the questions you keep to yourself.
AskZine is a quiet ritual for curiosity and reflection.
On iPhone Duo with iOS 27.1 or later, close your phone with a question in mind. Open it when you're ready. As the screen unfolds, an answer gradually appears. On other supported iPhones and iPads, tap to reveal.
You choose the moment. You set the pace.
Sometimes, a few words help you see things differently. Your answer stays the same until you choose New question.
A moment of your own. Your question stays in your mind. No typing. No recording. No account. Answers are stored on your device and work offline.
Turn on Private reveal to keep your answer hidden until you unlock it. Optional sound and haptics are available on supported devices.
One purchase. No subscription.
Your question. Your AskZine.
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