Who's Not Lying? (then called "One of These People Is Not Lying") started as a Python script that ran on a laptop at home: one game at a time, friends on the same Wi‑Fi. It is now a website. Anyone can open a lobby, share the six-letter code or the QR code, and play from their phones while a TV shows the case files.
What is new:
- Lobbies. Open one at /new. Temporary lobbies vanish after a day idle; sign in to keep a persistent one with its own leaderboard.
- Host controls that don't spoil. The host page runs the round without showing who is telling the truth, so the host can play too.
- Accounts. Email and password, or Google / Discord. Your stats follow you, and the game stops dealing you questions you have already heard.
- Packs. Trivia with convincing lies, the absurd-but-true pack, and PhD Mode, where every truth comes from a real paper.
It is a beta. If something breaks, the GitHub issues are open.