ElijahSilverman

Up to eight friends join a private room with a five-letter code, type their answers, and wager 1 to 10 points on each one. Right answers win the wager, wrong ones lose it, and the board remembers who called it. Play a sample round right here.

• Taps feel instant. useOptimistic and transitions show your wager and answer the moment you lock in, while the server confirms in the background.
• Scores never race. Cloud Functions settle each round inside a Firestore transaction, so eight players locking in the same second still add up.
• Typos still count. Levenshtein matching allows one typo on short answers and two on long ones, but numbers must be exact. Misses can get a second look from an AI grader, and the host can overrule either.
• Games survive bad Wi-Fi. Dropped writes retry with exponential backoff, and the round reveals on its own if a phone goes quiet.

MoDate Offline is free matchmaking for the Modern Orthodox community. Singles fill out a three-minute profile, a volunteer connector gets to know them, and introductions arrive over WhatsApp. No app and no swiping for the singles. The swiping happens on the other side, in the workspace the connectors use.

• A match engine both apps agree on. Pairs are scored on age range, religious level, Kohen rules, location and aliyah plans. The rules are tunable by admins and ported to Swift so web and iPhone rank the same way.
• MOSwipe for matchmakers. Swipe right to propose, left to dismiss, or switch to a ranked list, on the web or in the native SwiftUI app.
• Live, and fine offline. Firestore listeners keep every connector's view current, with an offline cache shared across tabs.
• Keeps volunteers moving. Transactional claims and handoffs, reminders by push, email and WhatsApp, AI screening of new signups, and a monthly points leaderboard.