RizzCall is a 3-minute phone call with a date who gets bored, goes cold, and ends it if you bomb. Survive the call. Get scored. Post the damage.
Free to try · No sign-up · Rated 17+
Incoming call
Maya
The Warm-Up · 🔥
She's real. Ish.
· she answers
No chat window. No mic button. A full-screen phone call with a character who interrupts you, laughs at you, and lets silences get uncomfortable, because how you say it counts as much as what you say.
Her mood is a hidden meter. You never see it. You feel it.
The portrait warms when it's going well and cools when it isn't. When it starts pulsing, say something. Fast.
· the hang-up
“Okay… I'm gonna go. beep. beep. beep.”
Bomb hard enough and she doesn't wait for the timer. The call cuts, the screen says Call Ended, and you sit with it for a second. Exactly like the real thing, except this one gives you a rematch.
Boring gets you 40 seconds. Max.
· the rizz report
Every call ends in a Rizz Report: your score out of 100, four sub-scores, the Cringe Counter with your worst quotes verbatim, and The Moment, the one exchange that decided everything. Built to be posted.
Ten rungs. One per ten points. Nobody starts above Small Talker.
She hung up on you.
Rizz Report
She's Not Impressed · Sofia
34/100
💬 Small Talker
That's three clichés and you're not even at the punchline.
The Moment Oh no
“So do you maybe wanna hang out sometime, or whatever, no pressure…”
Four hedges in one sentence. She counted.
Cringe Counter ×3
· the daily call
Every midnight, everyone on Earth gets the same scenario, and one shot at it. No retries. Your score lands on a real global leaderboard: real percentile, real average, no invented numbers. Miss a day and it's gone forever.
Today's Call
The Airport Gate
Top 8% · 12,438 played · avg 62
74
Top 8%
Wordle, if Wordle could hang up on you.
· the ladder
Fourteen characters, unlocked by skill. It starts friendly with Maya and ends with Frank, a retired detective who answered his daughter's phone and has all night. Nobody survives Frank.
Maya
Friendly first date. If you fail this one, that's on you.
Lena
One-word answers. Carry the conversation or drown.
Sofia
She's heard every line. Yours won't work either.
Locked
Nina
Her bus leaves in 60s. Get the number or get left.
Locked
Boss level
Her Dad
You called her. He answered. Nobody survives Frank.
Locked
· unfinished business
Fail hard enough and the character rings you back hours later demanding a rematch. The offer lasts 60 minutes. Beat your failed score and you keep the receipt.
The Callback
Sofia is calling back Answer within 60 minutes or don't bother. now REDEMPTION · 28 → 54
Win the rematch and the before/after card is yours to post. Decline and she's not calling twice.
Mid-Call Events
“Okay, I'm the vibe check. You have 20 seconds.”
⚡ +8 · Survived the Vibe Check
About one call in four goes off-script: her friend grabs the phone, the signal “drops”, she goes silent and waits. No two calls play the same, and the report shows what you survived.
Rivalry Memory
“Last time you froze when I asked about your job. Let's see if you've improved.”
Characters remember your track record (scores, chokes, great lines) like a rival, not a girlfriend. Nothing personal is kept, and “Fresh start” wipes any of it whenever you want.
Some calls pay out in hardware. The crown needs a 50+ against Frank; almost nobody has it. And yes, there's a badge for getting hung up on. Most players earn it day one.
· career mode
Same engine, different stakes: a hiring manager who's screened 400 people this year, and a salary negotiator who answers your number with silence. Bomb the interview here, where it costs nothing, not in the real one.
Interview practice →
Diane
She's interviewed 400 people this year. Be the one she remembers.
Victor
Stone-cold HR. He has a number. Move it.
· the receipts
Every call moves your graph, and every Rizz Report exports as a 9:16 card built for posting. The numbers do the bragging.
“she hung up at 0:47”
“34/100. accurate”
“28 → 81 in a month”
No. The opposite. Companion apps are agreeable by design; RizzCall characters get bored, push back, and hang up on you. Calls are capped at 3 minutes, there is no relationship progression, and the whole point is that you get better at real conversations. It’s a game and a trainer.
After every call an AI grades the transcript: an overall score out of 100, four sub-scores (Confidence, Humor, Listening, Composure), a Cringe Counter with the exact quotes that hurt you, and The Moment, the one exchange that decided the call. Getting hung up on caps your score below 45. No appearance-based scoring, ever. We roast the performance, not the person.
Your first calls are free, and the Daily Call, the same scenario for everyone in the world with one attempt each, is free every single day. Going deeper is $6.99/week (5 calls a day) or $49.99/year (3 calls a day), plus a $1.99 pack of 3 extra calls for binge nights. No ads, no coin economy.
Your audio is processed in real time to run the call and score it. Raw transcripts are not kept. Only short, abstracted performance digests (your scores and notable moments) persist, and you can wipe them any time. Full details in our privacy policy.
Yes. The career pack has a hiring manager, an angry customer, a performance review, and a stone-cold salary negotiator. Same engine, different stakes. See interview practice.
iOS first. Android is on the list. The fastest way to make it happen is to make the iOS version embarrassingly successful.
