Xaxanq: Armenian Party Games app analytics for September 18

Gather round the table, pick a game, and pass the phone. Five party games in one app, written in Armenian first — with English and Russian built in too. No internet, no ads, no sign-up. SPY — 3 to 20 players Everyone gets the same secret word. One of you gets nothing. Ask questions, answer carefully, and find the one who is only guessing. The phone shows your word only while your thumb is holding the card down. EXPLAIN IT — 2 to 4 teams Teams race the clock describing as many words as they can without saying the word itself. Rounds of 30, 45, 60 or 90 seconds. MAFIA — 6 to 20 players The phone deals every role in private, then hands your moderator a speaking timer that knows whose turn it is. Night actions and the voting stay at the table, where they belong. WHO AM I? — 2 to 12 players Hold the phone to your forehead. Everyone else can see the word. You have a minute. BLOT SCORE SHEET — 4 players You play with real cards. The app replaces the scrap of paper: contracts 8 through 16 and kaput, contra and re-contra, belote, and the running total to 101, 201 or 301. WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT No internet. Every rule and all 787 words ship inside the app. It works in airplane mode. No ads. No advertising, no subscription, no in-app purchases. Ever. No permissions. The app asks for nothing — not location, not contacts, not the camera, not the microphone. No account. No personal data is collected, transmitted or shared. Player names, dealt roles and the secret word live in memory and are never written to storage. Three languages. Armenian, English and Russian interfaces are each complete, and the 787 built-in concepts are written independently in all three rather than machine-translated from one. The app opens in Armenian. Your own packs. Write your own word pack and share it with friends as a single code. Made by Munetic in Yerevan.