Frankly

Frankly

Frankly is an iPhone app of nine conversation card decks: 522 questions, one per screen, with a deeper follow-up behind any card you tap. Built by one person in Kyiv.

What is free

The 24-card Icebreakers deck outright, plus the first five cards of every other deck — 64 of the 522 questions with no payment. The remaining decks are $1.99–5.99 each, or one All-Access purchase.

What is unusual about it

• No account, no feed, no profile. It works offline.
• Anything you write stays on the device, encrypted with a 256-bit key held in the iOS Keychain.
• No AI in the product: nothing is generated at runtime and there are no model endpoints in it.
• Ten editions across nine languages, and it is the card text that is translated, not only the interface.

Things you should know before listing it

• iPhone only. It runs on iPad in compatibility mode; there is no Mac and no web version.
• Rated 17+ with a mature and suggestive themes advisory, and that rating covers the whole library, including the family deck.
• English is native. Spanish, French and Ukrainian had a full editorial pass but no native sign-off yet. German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latin American Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese are machine translation awaiting review — I would not call them professional.
• It is not server-free. The purchase SDK is contacted when the app launches and crash reporting is live. Cards and answers themselves never leave the device.
• The app contains no AI, but it was built with heavy AI assistance in the tooling. I would rather say that than have you find it out.

Released on the App Store on 22 August 2026.