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Version 1.5.0 · 2023-12-12
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The store currently lists version 1.5.0, updated 2023-12-12.








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What people are saying about Party Qs:
"Hi. Love this app. It's been wonderful for having fun and deep conversations with my friends and family."
"Simple. well designed. fast and effective."
"Great way to build conversations when hanging out with friends!"
"love the endless questions"
"I'm in constant need of conversation starters. This is perfect!"
"Party Qs helps you become the most interesting partygoer."
"Good to kill time, and get to know with another person."
"I use this app for Q&A's."
"Awesome idea, as a person disliking small talk I'm totally in love with this."
"An app that cures social floundering forevermore."
Party Qs is an icebreakers questions app for conversation starters.
With 2,100+ original questions, Party Qs helps you ask great questions and spark interesting conversations for hours.…
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