Name the group
"Martin Thanksgiving," "Office Holiday Party," "Cousins Only." You get a link that opens your group's board.
Group Face-Off
One link. The whole family.
Name your group, drop one link in the family chat, and everybody makes their worst face on their own phone. Every score lands on one live board. No accounts, and no photos ever leave anyone's phone — the board is just names and numbers.
On this device
Your groups
The board
Nobody's on the board yet. Somebody has to go first — it might as well be you.
Your move
Get on the board.
Any face you want. The lab scores it out of 100, and your best score is the one that counts. Play as many times as you like.
Invite people
Send this link to anyone who should be on this board. It's the only way in, so it works best in a group chat.
Hmm
That group link doesn't work.
It may have been cut off when it was copied. Ask whoever sent it for the link again — or start a new group of your own.
Start a New GroupHow a Group Face-Off works
Built for the dinner table.
Send one link
Drop it in the family chat or text it around the table. Everyone plays on their own phone — no app, no sign-up.
Watch the board
Scores land live, best attempt per person. Prop a phone or laptop on the counter with this page open and let the trash talk begin.
Hosting a real contest?
Grab the holiday kit.
Printable ballots, judging scorecards and a winner's certificate for an in-person ugly face contest — pairs nicely with a group board for the people who couldn't make it.
Open the Holiday KitFair play
What the lab measures
The Face-Off scores how far your face moves from your own relaxed face — mouth, eyes, brows, chin, cheeks and nose. It doesn't judge looks, and it can't see humor, so for the full experience pair it with human judges and the official rubric.