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Talmud & Trivia: four Jewish games in one app
FreeNo accountFour games. One tradition. No account, ever.
Derekh Games puts four ways to play with Jewish sources on one home screen. Each one was built as its own app, and each keeps its own rhythm: pick one for today, or keep all four going.
Four games. One tradition.
Both sides, full strength. Then you pick.
Vote first. Then see the split.
Convene a Beit Din at your table.
Draft six sages. Score every daf.
Teiku: the daily argument
- One classic rabbinic dispute a day, both sides argued at full strength with no hint of who wins
- You have to pick a side to go on. Then the reveal: how the tradition ruled, or that it's teiku, left standing until Eliyahu comes
- Track your lifetime agreement with halacha, browse the archive by tractate, pass the phone for a two-person chevruta round, or print a five-dispute study set
Two Jews, Three Opinions: the daily Jewish poll
- One real question of Jewish practice a day, two or three honest answers
- Vote first; only then do you see how everyone else split, with the cited sources behind each side
- A streak that forgives a missed day, a searchable archive, and a card you can share without revealing your own answer
The Beit Din: judge real Talmud cases
- A deck of classic cases from the Mishnah, Gemara and Tanakh. Read the case, hear the claims, and rule
- Play solo against the record, around one table by passing the phone, or on several phones in the same room
- Then see how the sages ruled, with the source. Bench records, house rules, and a tournament bracket for a crowd
Fantasy Talmud: draft the sages
- Draft six sages. Every day, the Daf Yomi page is scored: each time one of your sages is quoted, you score
- Follow the box score, chase the season awards, and run a private league with friends over your own iCloud
- The daf text itself comes straight from Sefaria
Across all four
- Home-screen widgets for today's machloket, question, case, and box score
- Ask Siri for today's machloket, poll, case, or box score
- The whole app in Hebrew: switch your device language to see it
- Nothing to sign up for. Your votes, rulings and rosters stay on your phone and in your own iCloud. We never see them.
Learning games, not psak
These are learning games built on real sources, not psak. For real questions, ask your rabbi.
Formerly four apps
Teiku, Two Jews, Three Opinions, The Beit Din and Fantasy Talmud each began as its own app. They now live together here, and your Teiku votes, streak and stats carry over unchanged.
Every game points to the sugya it came from in Derekh Learning, the daily Jewish-learning app from the same team.