The only questions it asks are trivia.
A growing library of questions across ten categories — geography, history, science, film, music and more — that lives entirely on your phone. Play a round of ten anytime, no signal required.
No ads · No accounts · Works offline · Nothing tracked.
Every question lives inside the app — nothing streams, nothing is collected. No accounts, no sign-in, no analytics, no streak nagging you to come back.
The only times Lore touches the network are Google Play's billing for the one-time purchase, and casting to your TV if you use it. Read the whole privacy story →
Every category climbs four shelves — Easy, Medium, Hard and Expert — from warm and familiar to genuinely fiendish. Questions rotate and shuffle, so a round is rarely the same twice.
A quiet, unhurried take on trivia — the calm end of the genre.
Questions float over a slow aurora. Master a category and its ring fills — progress you can see at a glance.
Every question ends with a one-line fact — a reason the answer is what it is. You leave each round knowing something new.
Ten questions drawn from the date — the same ten for everyone, everywhere, with no server. Compare with a friend.
Untimed by default. Flip on a gentle countdown when you want the pressure; your best scores are kept separately.
Three original tracks play softly under every round — warm lo-fi, a light quiz-show pulse, or ambient shimmer — or switch them off and keep the silence.
A pure-black mode for OLED screens, with the aurora dimmed to match. Kind to your battery and your eyes.
Cast the question board to your Chromecast — your phone stays the controller — or install Lore on Google TV and play with the remote.
No permission prompts, no account to make. Lore asks nothing of you but the answer.
$4.99 · one-time · no subscription
Free stays free: every category on the Easy shelf, five at Medium, Tonight's Round — and casting to your TV — forever. Pro simply opens the deep end.