RHYMA: Social Poetry Game
Every poem line is written by a human, never AI.
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Description
Every poem line is written by a human, never AI. Add one line, pass it to strangers, discover the poem together. Now on Google Play; iOS early access open.
About RHYMA: Social Poetry Game
What is RHYMA: Social Poetry Game?
Rhyma is a collaborative poetry game. Every line is written by a human, never by AI. One line is added at a time, with only the previous line visible, and the full poem unlocks when the last line lands.
What RHYMA: Social Poetry Game does
A turn shows only the last line a stranger wrote. The rest is hidden. There are 3 minutes to write 5 to 66 characters. Poems are 4, 8, 12, or 16 lines long. When the poem finishes, every line, every author, and a journey map of cities are unlocked for the people who contributed. Circles let friends, family, or colleagues write in a group. Pins are earned for a first finished poem, for 100 km of poem-travel, for lines in 5 languages, and for a 7-day streak. Some pins are bronze and some are described as neon-rare.
Who RHYMA: Social Poetry Game is for
Rhyma is for people who want to write one line with strangers, or with a Circle of friends, family, or colleagues. It is on Android through Google Play. An App Store early-access list collects an email for the iOS launch.
How RHYMA: Social Poetry Game works
Pick up a poem, add one line, and pass it on. The writer does not see the other new lines until the poem comes back finished. Rhyma does not use bots or language models to write poems. It is free to play on Android, and the planned iOS version will be free too. Optional in-app purchases unlock boosted or unlimited energy. Rhyma is now live on Google Play, August 26, 2026. Circles are now in Rhyma on September 5, 2026.
Key features
- One human line at a time, 5 to 66 characters, with 3 minutes on the turn.
- Only the previous line is visible until the poem is finished.
- Poems are 4, 8, 12, or 16 lines. The finish unlocks every author and a journey map.
- No bots and no language models write the poems.
- Circles for friends, family, or colleagues.
- Pins for a first poem, 100 km, 5 languages, and a 7-day streak.
Facts from rhyma.app, checked 13 October 2026
- Circles shipped in the update dated September 5, 2026.
- Rhyma is now live on Google Play, August 26, 2026.
- A finished poem shows a journey map of every city it passed through.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Rhyma?
Rhyma is a collaborative poetry game where every line is written by a human, never AI. You write one line at a time with only the previous line visible. When it is complete, the full poem unlocks.
Does Rhyma use AI to write poems?
No. Every line is written by a human. Rhyma does not use bots or language models to write poems.
How long is a turn?
There are 3 minutes per turn. Each line is 5 to 66 characters. Poems are 4, 8, 12, or 16 lines long.
Is Rhyma free to play?
Yes. Rhyma is free to play on Android, and the planned iOS version will be free too. Optional in-app purchases unlock boosted or unlimited energy.
Where can it be downloaded?
Rhyma is available now on Android through Google Play. The iOS version has an App Store early-access list on the site for a launch email.