Sider
Your face answers before you doSider shows you one dilemma at a time. You answer by sliding toward your side, and because you never see the question coming, the front camera catches the real reaction.
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Quick facts about Sider for iOS
About Sider
Not a quiz. A lean, a surprise, and a clip worth sending.
Most "this or that" games give you two buttons. Sider gives you a slider, because real answers aren't binary, 60/40 Messi says something very different from 100/0 Messi. How far you push it, how long you hesitate, and how many times you change your mind are all part of the answer.
Questions stay hidden until the moment they appear, so what the camera captures is a genuine first reaction rather than a performance. When the session ends you get a video with the questions and your answers burned in, ready to send to the one person who'll argue with every single pick.
Key Features
The Slider
Answer with a lean, not a tap. Haptics tick as you cross the middle, and slamming it all the way is its own kind of statement.
Reaction Video
Your session recorded with questions, answers, and a replay of your slider burned in, the hesitation included.
Three Ways to Play
Full video, voice-only over a backdrop, or no recording at all. Camera shy is a first-class option, not an afterthought.
1,575 Dilemmas
24 decks across 17 categories, food, football, film, travel, tech, moral mazes, and more. Many decks draw fresh matchups every run.
The Fence Meter
The question that wrecked you, measured: changes of heart, seconds agonising, and how close to the middle you landed.
Private by Default
No account, no server, no analytics. Recordings stay on your phone until you choose to share one.
Screenshots
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Privacy Policy
Effective date: July 21, 2026 · Last updated: July 26, 2026
Sider has no accounts, no servers, and no analytics. It cannot send your data anywhere, because it contains no code that transmits anything. Recordings stay on your phone until you choose to share one. Read the full policy →
Terms & Conditions
Effective date: July 21, 2026 · Last updated: July 26, 2026
By using Sider you agree to use it for personal, non-commercial purposes. Your recordings are yours and stay on your device. You are responsible for what you record and share, including having permission from other people you record. The app is provided as-is, with no warranty. Read the full terms →
Support
Need help with Sider?
If you encounter any issues, have a deck idea, or just want to say hello, reach out to us, telling us your iPhone model and iOS version makes it much faster to help:
- Email: hello@cs42.org
Frequently asked
Do I have to let it record me?
No. Sider has three recording modes and you can switch between them on the screen before every session: full video, voice only over a backdrop, or no recording at all. The game plays exactly the same in all three.
Do I need an account?
There isn't one. No sign-up, no email, no password. Open the app and play.
Where do my videos go?
They stay on your iPhone. When you export one, it is saved to your Photos library and the app asks whether you also want to keep a copy inside Sider so you can replay it from your history. Nothing is uploaded anywhere.
How do I free up space?
Open your profile and find the storage section. It shows exactly how much space Sider is using and lets you clean up leftover working files or delete every stored video at once. To remove a single one, swipe its row in your history and choose Video. That keeps the session and your answers and deletes only the clip.
Can I delete just the video but keep my answers?
Yes. Swiping a history row offers two actions: delete the whole session, or delete only the video. Your answers, stats, and share card survive the second one.
My reaction video didn't save
Check that Sider has camera and microphone permission in Settings → Privacy, and that your device has free space. A session ending with a full disk can lose the recording. If a session is interrupted by a phone call it ends gracefully and keeps the answers recorded up to that point.
Why is there a black box with numbers over the camera?
That is iOS's own Graphics HUD, not part of Sider. Turn it off in Settings → Developer → Graphics HUD. It only appears on devices with Developer Mode enabled.
Can I suggest a question or a deck?
Please do. That is genuinely the most useful email we get. Send it to hello@cs42.org.
We typically respond within 48 hours.