TipShrug your shoulders, look down, speak softly. Make an 'I don't know' face.
A game that reads your non-verbal cues.
Act out social signals in front of your camera.
12 social signals to master.
From confidence to confusion, agreement to frustration — each round challenges you with a different signal to perform.
Camera powered.
Your webcam captures every micro-expression in real time — analyzed by Interhuman AI.
3 attempts each.
Didn't nail it? You get two more tries per signal. Your best performance counts.
Compete globally.
See how your signal game stacks up against other players on the leaderboard.
Coming soon
What if every app could read the room?
Social signal detection isn't just a game. Imagine your everyday apps reacting to what you actually feel — not just what you type.
Your trading app notices rising stress during a volatile session and gently suggests: "You've been tense for 4 minutes. Step away?"
Your meeting tool detects half the room has checked out and surfaces a quiet prompt: "Attention is drifting — maybe time for a break."
Your study app spots frustration building on a hard concept and offers an alternative explanation before you quit.
Your wellness app reads chronic stress patterns from daily check-ins and adjusts your mindfulness plan accordingly.
Your presentation coach watches your practice run and flags moments where confidence dropped — with timestamps.
Your video date app gives you a private signal: "They lit up when you talked about travel" — so you know what landed.
Signal Game is the first app on the Interhuman platform. More are coming.
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Frustration
Things aren't working — visible irritation, tension building.
Engagement
You are locked in — focused, leaning in, actively participating.
Hesitation
You are stalling — unsure what to say, holding back before committing.
Disengagement
You checked out — attention gone, minimal response, looking away.
Interest
This got your attention — curious, drawn in, wanting to hear more.
Disagreement
You push back — rejecting or challenging what was just said.
Skepticism
You are not buying it — doubtful, evaluating, wanting proof.
Confusion
You lost the thread — visibly struggling to follow or understand.
Stress
Pressure is on — tense, rushed, overwhelmed by the moment.
Confidence
You speak with conviction — clear, steady, no visible doubt.
Uncertainty
You are not sure — tentative, open to being wrong, low conviction.
Agreement
You are on the same page — affirming, nodding, building on what was said.