The 8 games that pick who pays, playable right now
Browser demo, against bots. In the app it is your group playing, each on their own phone — and you vote before the game on whether the winner or the loser pays.
Here, you play against bots
These eight demos run on their own in your browser: the other players are bots, nothing is saved, there is no account to create. In the app it is the members of your group who play, each on their own phone, at the same time — to decide who pays the bill.
Multiplayer mini-games
Three skill games played together in real time. Here you face bots; in the app it is your group — and the group's vote decides who pays.
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LAST STAND
Energy battle royale: joystick, auto-aim shots, shield, shrinking storm. The group votes before the game: first one eliminated pays, or last one standing.
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RUSH
Four-lane obstacle run: one button, pure timing, zero mercy. The group votes before the game: last place pays, or the winner.
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GÂCHETTE
Shooting range: hit the drones, chain the combos. The group votes before the game: lowest score pays, or the best one.
The 5 draws
Five animations that name the payer in seconds. They run on their own: you just watch. The Flash Draw names someone with no vote; for the other four, the group has already voted on whether first or last pays.
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Flash Draw
The names scroll past the neon marker and stop on one. No vote, no race: whoever is named pays, in seconds.
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Sprint
A flat-out race with a chasing camera and a slow-motion photo finish. Depending on the group's vote, first or last pays.
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Swimming
Swim lanes, 3-2-1-go, and the last one literally sinks. Depending on the group's vote, he pays — or the winner does.
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Laser
The turret hunts the group, locks on and vaporizes its target. Depending on the vote, the eliminated one pays — or the survivor.
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Zombie
Patient zero hunts, the horde grows with every bite. Depending on the vote, the last one caught pays — or the survivor.
The group votes before playing
Three options, one vote each: the winner pays, the loser pays, or the app picks. The majority wins; with no majority, the app picks. The vote closes before the start, so nobody changes the rule mid-game. Only the Flash Draw skips it: it just names someone, full stop.
It counts, or it's just for fun
A game can be tied to a group expense: the chosen payer is then recorded in the accounts and the balancing follows on its own. It can also be started with no amount, just to settle a silly argument — and then nothing moves in the accounts.
How it works in the app
The bill arrives
You add the expense to the group — or you start a game with no amount, just to pick who gets stuck with it.
You pick the game
Five animated draws, three mini-games played live together, Finger Chooser on a single screen, or the team match inside an event.
The group votes on who pays
The winner, the loser, or the app's pick. The majority settles it, and the vote closes before the start.
You play, the payer comes out
Everyone follows the same game live, on their own phone. At the end the payer is recorded in the group accounts — if you tied an expense to it.
Two more games, in the app only
One needs real fingers, the other a real group: no honest demo is possible here.
Finger Chooser
Two to ten fingers on the same screen, and only one stays picked. One phone is enough: nobody else needs the app for it to work.
The team match
Inside an event, the app makes up the teams from whoever is there. Sunday football, padel, a pétanque tournament: nobody gets to pick their mates any more.
The same games, but inside an event
A dinner, a weekend, a match: the event carries the date, the place, the price per person or the total price, limited seats and a waitlist that promotes on its own when someone drops out. The pot tracks who has paid, the event goes into your calendar, and the share link works even for someone who does not have the app yet.
Frequently asked questions
In BillFighters you start a game: five animated draws, three mini-games played together in real time, Finger Chooser or the team match. Before playing, the group votes on whether the winner or the loser pays; if the vote is tied, fate settles it. All eight games can be tried here, in the browser, before installing anything.
No. The eight demos on this page run in the browser, with no account and no install. They are played alone, though, against bots. To play with your group, each on their own phone at the same time, you need the app — free on iOS and Android.
The group decides, before the game. Everyone votes for one of three rules — the winner pays, the loser pays, or fate decides — and the majority wins. With no majority, fate settles it. The Flash Draw is the only exception: it names someone directly, with no vote.
Only if you wanted it to. A game tied to an expense records the chosen payer in the accounts, and the balance updates. A game started with no amount touches nothing: it is only there to settle an argument.
Yes, with the team match: you create the match event in your group and the app draws the teams at random from the people who are there. That one has no demo here — it needs a real group.
No. It is not gambling: nobody bets and no money goes through the app. The random draw, or the mini-game, only decides who pays the bill among friends.
The real game happens in the app
Your group, one bill, a draw or a mini-game — and the payer is chosen. Free on iOS and Android.