TRUE OR FALSE TRIVIA
Swipe right if it’s true.
Swipe left if it’s
false.
Swipenor is a fast true-or-false trivia game for iPhone, iPad and Android. 31,000+ questions across 16 topics, in English and Turkish. No multiple choice, no typing — one decision a second, 15 questions a round.
Swipenor isn’t out yet. These links go live the day it ships on the App Store and Google Play.
Swipenor at a glance
- Genre
- True-or-false trivia. App Store category: Games → Trivia (secondary: Family)
- Platforms
- iPhone, iPad, Android phones and tablets
- Price
- Free with ads. One-time in-app purchase (“Ad-Free Trivia”) removes every ad. No subscription.
- Questions
- 31,000+ across 16 topics
- Languages
- English and Turkish, switchable in the app
- Round length
- 15 questions per quick-play round
- Scoring
- 100 points per correct answer, +25 bonus once you’re 3 correct in a row
- Age groups
- Kids 4–12, Teens 12–18, Adults 18+
- Account
- Not required. Optional email or Sign in with Apple to sync across devices.
- Internet
- Required. Sessions load from Swipenor’s servers; there is no offline mode.
- Tracking
- None. No ATT prompt, no advertising identifier, all ads non-personalized.
- Status
- Pre-launch as of August 2026. Not yet on the App Store or Google Play.
How Swipenor works: swipe right for true, left for false
A statement appears on a card. Swipe right if it’s true, left if it’s false, and the next card is already there. That is the entire control scheme — no multiple choice, no typing, no timer bar to watch. A quick-play round is 15 questions, which is about as long as a lift ride.
How scoring works: 100 points a card, +25 more on a streak
Every correct swipe is worth 100 points. Get three correct in a row and the streak bonus kicks in: from then on, each correct answer is worth 100 points plus a 25-point bonus. One wrong swipe scores nothing and resets the streak to zero.
That’s the whole tension of the game — the safe answer and the fast answer are rarely the same one.
Pick your level: Kids, Teens or Adults
You choose an age group the first time you open Swipenor, and every question you’re served is matched to it.
Kids Ages 4–12
Plain-language questions about animals, space, the human body and the world. No player-made banks, ever.
Teens Ages 12–18
Everything in the library opens up — history, sport, flags, film, music and technology included.
Adults Ages 18+
The full deck at full difficulty, across all 16 topics.
Some topics are teen-and-adult only: History, Sports, Flags, Technology, Movies & TV, Music and Literature are never served to the Kids group. Neither are question banks written by other players.
31,000+ questions across 16 topics, in English and Turkish
Swipenor ships with more than 31,000 questions, and every one of them exists in both English and Turkish — switch language inside the app and the whole deck switches with you. You will not run out.
- Geography
- Mathematics
- Science
- Animals
- History
- Space & Astronomy
- Human Body
- Sports
- Flags
- Technology
- General Knowledge
- Art
- Movies & TV
- Music
- Literature
- Food & Cuisine
Question Banks: play curated sets, or build and share your own
Curated banks, session by session
Beyond quick play, Swipenor has curated question banks organised by topic and split into sessions you work through one at a time. Each curated bank is worth up to 100 points toward your global score, and finishing them is how you climb the global leaderboard.
Or write your own and send it to a friend
You can build a bank yourself. Add your questions, split them into sessions — three questions minimum per session, one session minimum per bank — then keep it private or publish it. Either way you get a link. Send it to a friend and they play the exact same set you did.
Two leaderboards, and they’re earned differently
Quick play ranks you inside your age group. The global board is earned — you climb it by finishing curated question banks.
The two boards measure different things. The age-group board tracks your best single quick-play session for the group you chose, so one good run puts you on it straight away. The global board is slower: your global score is built from your best result in each curated question bank, so it only moves when you finish bank content. Quick play doesn’t feed it.
Banks written by players never count toward the global score, so nobody can inflate their rank with a deck they wrote themselves.
No sign-up. Open the app and swipe.
The first time you launch Swipenor it creates an anonymous session on your device and drops you straight into a round — no email, no password, no permission wall. Add an account later only if you want your score and your ad-free purchase to follow you to another device.
Two ways to do that: email, verified with a 6-digit code, or Sign in with Apple. There’s no Google sign-in. You can delete your account and everything in it from Profile → Danger zone.
Free with ads. One purchase removes them. No subscription.
Swipenor is free to play, paid for by ads — a banner, plus an interstitial now and then between rounds. One non-consumable in-app purchase, listed as Ad-Free Trivia, removes every ad in the app permanently. It’s a single purchase, not a subscription, and the price is whatever your local App Store or Google Play region sets. Buy it once and restore it on any device signed into the same store account.
And no tracking
Swipenor doesn’t show the App Tracking Transparency prompt, doesn’t read your advertising identifier, and doesn’t track you across apps or websites. Every ad request is non-personalized. Anonymous play uses a random device identifier and nothing else. The only third parties involved are Google AdMob for ads, Apple and Google for sign-in and purchases, Sentry for crash diagnostics, and Resend for account email. The full detail is in the Privacy Policy.
How user-made banks are moderated
Anyone can publish a question bank, so Swipenor is built to act on reports first and ask questions after. Any player can report a bank from its ⋯ menu — offensive content, sexual content, violence, hate or harassment, spam, copyright, or something else.
The first report hides that bank immediately for everyone, including anyone holding a private link, and it stays hidden until a moderator reviews it. Reports we uphold remove the bank permanently; reports we dismiss put it back. You can also block a creator from the bank’s ⋯ menu or from Profile → Blocked people. Player-made banks are never shown to Kids-age players at all.
Anything urgent, email [email protected] — we reply within two business days.
Frequently asked questions
What is Swipenor?
Swipenor is a true-or-false trivia game for iPhone, iPad and Android. A statement appears on a card and you swipe right if it is true or left if it is false — no multiple choice and no typing. A quick-play round is 15 questions, drawn from a library of more than 31,000 questions across 16 topics in English and Turkish.
Is Swipenor free?
Yes. Swipenor is free to download and free to play, funded by ads — a banner plus occasional interstitials between rounds. Nothing in the game is paywalled. A single optional in-app purchase removes the ads, and there is no subscription of any kind.
How much does it cost to remove ads in Swipenor?
Removing ads in Swipenor is one non-consumable in-app purchase called Ad-Free Trivia. It is a one-time payment, not a subscription, and the price shown is set by your local App Store or Google Play region. Once bought it removes every ad permanently and can be restored on any device signed into the same store account.
Do I need an account to play Swipenor?
No. Swipenor creates an anonymous session on your device the first time you open it and takes you straight into a round — no email, no password. An account is optional and exists only to sync your score and your ad-free purchase across devices. You can sign up with email, verified by a 6-digit code, or use Sign in with Apple.
Does Swipenor work offline?
No. Swipenor needs an internet connection: question sessions are loaded from Swipenor’s servers, and scores and leaderboards sync online. There is no offline mode.
Is Swipenor suitable for children?
Swipenor has three age groups — Kids for ages 4–12, Teens for 12–18, and Adults for 18+ — and questions are matched to the group you choose. History, Sports, Flags, Technology, Movies & TV, Music and Literature are served only to teens and adults. Question banks written by other players are never shown to Kids-age players.
How does the streak bonus work in Swipenor?
In Swipenor every correct swipe is worth 100 points. Once you answer three in a row correctly the streak bonus starts, and each further correct answer is worth 100 points plus a 25-point bonus. A single wrong swipe scores nothing and resets the streak to zero.
How do Swipenor's leaderboards work?
Swipenor has two leaderboards. The age-group board records your best single quick-play session for the age group you chose. The global board is separate: your global score is the sum of your best results in curated question banks, so quick play does not move it — only finishing bank content does.
Can I create my own quiz in Swipenor?
Yes. Any Swipenor player can build a question bank, split it into sessions — minimum three questions per session, minimum one session per bank — and either keep it private or publish it. Every bank gets a shareable link, so friends can play exactly the same set of questions you wrote.
Does Swipenor track me or show personalized ads?
No. Swipenor does not show the App Tracking Transparency prompt, does not use the advertising identifier and does not track you across apps or websites. Every ad request is non-personalized. Anonymous play uses a random device identifier. The third parties involved are Google AdMob for ads, Apple and Google for sign-in and purchases, Sentry for crash diagnostics, and Resend for account email.
What happens if someone publishes an inappropriate question bank?
Any player can report a public bank in Swipenor from its ⋯ menu, choosing a reason such as offensive content, sexual content, violence, hate or harassment, spam or copyright. The first report hides that bank immediately for everyone, including anyone with a private link, until a moderator reviews it. Upheld reports remove the bank permanently; dismissed ones restore it.
Is Swipenor available to download yet?
Not yet. Swipenor has not been released on the App Store or Google Play, so there are no downloads, ratings or reviews. This page describes the finished game as it will ship, and the store links go live on launch day. Email [email protected] to be told when that is.
Still stuck? Support or [email protected].
Swipenor launches on iOS and Android soon
The game is finished: 31,000+ questions, 16 topics, English and Turkish, one gesture. What’s left is the store queue. When Swipenor goes live, these are the buttons that will take you there — bookmark this page, or email us and we’ll tell you the day it ships.