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. That is 64 of the 522 questions with no payment. The remaining decks are $1.99 to $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 16+. Apple's two advisories are "Frequent Mature or Suggestive Themes" and "Contains Health or Wellness Topics", and the 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, and 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 itself contains no AI, but it was built with heavy AI assistance in the tooling. Released on the App Store on 22 August 2026.