New Kumustahan 2.0 is here

Kumusta ka? Ayos lang. Draw a card instead.

1,200 bilingual conversation cards for barkada, couples, lifegroups and quiet nights. English and Filipino on every card. Offline. No account.

  • 420 cards free
  • No account
  • Works offline

Kumusta! Tap the card.Kumusta! I-tap ang card.

Getting to know№ 27

Tell us about a small childhood memory you still remember clearly.Kuwento mo yung maliit na childhood memory na malinaw pa rin sa'yo.

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The memories that stay are not always the biggest ones. Sometimes one small scene keeps its color for years.Hindi laging pinakamalaki ang memories na naiiwan. Minsan isang maliit na scene ang malinaw pa rin kahit ang tagal na.

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Why Kumustahan

We say “ayos lang” a hundred times a week. It’s rarely the whole story. Kumustahan is 1,200 questions for the rest of it, in English and Filipino, on cards you pass around the table.

1,200 cards 7 decks 2 languages, every card No sign-up

Seven conversation card decks

One for every kind of room.

60 free cards in each. Pick one up to peek inside, see every deck, or find questions for your table.

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Getting to know

Warm starts. First steps inward.
Getting to know

What is something you can handle better now than before?Ano yung mas kaya mo nang i-handle ngayon kaysa dati?

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Just for fun

What-ifs and this-or-thats.
Just for fun

Name a food that tastes better when it's free.Sabihin mo yung pagkain na mas masarap kapag libre.

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Reflect

A small pause. A gentle mirror.
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Name one good thing you are quietly hoping for.Magsabi ng isang good thing na tahimik mong hinihiling lately.

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Lifegroup & Faith

Prayer, grace, everyday life.
Lifegroup & Faith

Finish this: Lately, my prayer sounds like...Tapusin ito: Lately, ganito ang prayer ko...

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Couples

Gentle check-ins for any season together.
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What is one moment this week when you felt close to me?Ano yung moment this week na naramdaman mong malapit tayo?

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Barkada

Laughs, memories, and friendship.
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What funny experience made you late to meet a friend?Anong nakakatawang nangyari kaya ka na-late sa pagkikita ninyo ng friend?

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Icebreakers

The first five minutes, sorted.
Icebreakers

What are you looking forward to over the next few weeks?Ano ang inaabangan mo sa susunod na mga linggo?

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Getting to know

First meetups, new friends, icebreakers

60 free · +60 with Premium

See the Getting to know questions →

Isang gabi sa mesa · One night at the table

Good conversations get deeper as the night goes on.

So do the decks. In setup, choose how deep tonight goes: Keep it light, Open up or Go deeper. You can always pass a card.

  1. · Merienda

    Keep it light

    Light ones first. Everyone’s still on their first plate.

    Getting to know№ 11

    What food is hard for you to say no to?Anong pagkain ang hirap mong tanggihan?

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    Food answers can be light, but they usually carry a little story: comfort, habit, craving, or someone who introduced it.Light lang ang food answer, pero madalas may kasamang kuwento: comfort, habit, craving, o taong nagpakilala nito sa'yo.

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  2. · Hapunan

    Open up

    After dinner, the stories come out.

    Just for fun№ 40

    Tell us the funny memory your friends or family still bring up.Ikuwento yung funny memory na binabalikan pa rin ng friends o family mo.

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    Some stories become part of a group's archive. If people still bring it up, it probably earned its place.May stories na parte na ng group archive. Kapag binabalikan pa rin, malamang deserve niya yung spot.

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  3. · Kape

    Open up

    Someone makes coffee. The answers get longer.

    Reflect№ 07

    Name something you are carrying this week that people may not notice.Magsabi ng isang bitbit mo this week na baka hindi napapansin ng iba.

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    Not every weight is visible. Being honest about what you carry can make the load feel less unnamed.Hindi lahat ng bigat nakikita. Kapag honest ka sa bitbit mo, kahit hindi agad gumaan, hindi na siya sobrang labo.

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  4. · Hatinggabi

    Go deeper

    Then someone asks the real one. Nobody reaches for a phone.

    Getting to know№ 25

    When and where do you feel safe enough to be yourself?Kailan at saan mo nararamdaman na safe kang maging ikaw?

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    A place like that matters. It lets people meet the version of you that is not busy performing.Mahalaga ang ganung lugar. Doon nakikilala ng tao yung ikaw na hindi abala sa pagpapanggap.

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  5. · Madaling-araw

    Go deeper

    Kwentuhan hanggang umaga. Salo dozed off an hour ago.

    Getting to know№ 30

    If you could tell your younger self one piece of good news, what would it be?Kung may isang good news kang masasabi sa batang ikaw, ano yun?

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    This is a gentle way to name progress. Not everything is fixed, but maybe there is something younger you would smile about.Gentle way ito para makita yung progress. Hindi man ayos lahat, baka may isang bagay na ikakangiti ng batang ikaw.

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How it plays

Pick. Set the tone. Talk.

  1. 01

    Pick your decks.

    One is enough. Mix a few if you like. Salo hops with every pick.

    Choosing decks in Kumustahan: Getting to Know, Just for Fun, Reflect, Lifegroup and Faith.
  2. 02

    Set the tone.

    How many cards, and how deep: keep it light, open up, or go deeper. Add who’s playing, if you like. Then watch the deck shuffle.

    Setting the session size and conversation depth: Keep it light, Open up, Go deeper.
  3. 03

    Pass the phone.

    Answer, flip for the reflection, swipe for the next. Keep the good ones. Write a note in the margin.

    A conversation card during a session, with Salo peeking over the top.
  4. 04

    Come back to the table.

    Salo remembers who was there. Tap Ana & Jo and deal. Home keeps today’s question too, and the conversations you left open.

    Kumustahan Home: Salo at the table asking “Ana & Jo again?”, today’s question, your tables, and Deal for Ana & Jo.

How to play conversation cards, at any table →
Conversation tips that actually help →

New in Kumustahan 2.0

Same cards. More of them are yours.

The free decks stay free. Premium adds 780 more cards and the tools to make them yours. Try each one right here.

Card Maker

Write your own.

Keep them in decks you name. Paste a list and get a card per line.

My cards
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What did Lola teach you without ever saying it out loud?

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Card skins

Deal from a new deck.

Eleven playing-card skins, front and back. This one’s Baraha. Tap for the next.

Themes

Re-paper the whole app.

Eight looks, light and dark, each with its own typefaces.

Capiz and Parol are in the app.

Widgets · iPhone

A card within reach.

Tanong ng Araw, a pocket deck and Salo on your Home Screen. The card on the table, on your Lock Screen.

Kumustahan widgets on an iPhone Home Screen: Tanong ng Araw, Balikan, Salo and Bunot ni Salo.

Premium

+780 cards & Collections.

Every expanded deck. Weekly, monthly, yearly, or pay once for life.

Free

Keep the good ones.

Favorites, notes in the margin, and saved sessions you can pick up later.

You wrote · Sep 30“Asked again at dinner. Answer changed.”

Meet Salo

Your kasalo at the table.

Salo is the dealer. The name comes from kasalo, the one who shares your table and listens. That’s why it has an ear.

Job
Shuffles, deals, listens, gathers.
Lives in
A house of cards. Every deck you open adds a card.
Likes
A freshly shuffled deck and a first question.
Can’t stand
“Ayos lang.”
Never
Records, reads your notes, or repeats what it hears.

Rather play without it? Turn Salo off in Settings.

Pick Salo up and carry it around. Toss it gently.

Our promises

  • Offline. No signal? Ayos lang.
  • No account. No sign-up.
  • No ads. Not one.
  • 420 cards free, for good.
  • English + Filipino on every card.
  • Written for talking, not machine-translated.
  • Your notes stay on your phone.

Questions at 4 AM

Good questions.

Still up? Same. Here’s what people ask.

What is Kumustahan?

A bilingual conversation card app. Each card has a question on the front and a short reflection on the back. Pick a deck, draw a card, flip it, and talk.

What does “Kumustahan” mean?

It’s the Filipino word for catching up and checking in on each other, from kumusta, “how are you?”. You’ll also see it spelled kamustahan. More on what kumustahan means.

Is it only for Filipinos?

No. Every card works fully in English, so any table can play: friends, couples, families, teams and classrooms anywhere. The Filipino side is there for those who want it, and for anyone learning Tagalog.

What are conversation cards?

Question prompts you take turns answering, one card at a time, so a conversation gets past small talk. Kumustahan puts 1,200 of them on your phone, in English and Filipino, sorted into seven decks and three depths.

How do you play conversation cards?

Draw a card, read it out, and let one person answer while the others listen. Flip it for the reflection, then pass the phone. Anyone can pass a card. More in how to play conversation cards.

Is it free?

Yes. 420 cards across all seven decks, Question of the Day, favorites, notes and saved sessions are free for good. It is not a trial.

What does Premium add?

780 more cards, Collections, eight app Themes, eleven card skins, the Card Maker and Home Screen widgets on iPhone. Go weekly, monthly or yearly, or pay once for life.

Does it work offline?

Yes. Every card lives on your phone, so you can play with no signal and no account.

English or Tagalog?

Both, on every card. Switch any time. The Filipino/Tagalog side is written for real conversation, not machine-translated. Browse some Tagalog conversation starters.

Can we keep it light?

Yes. In setup, choose how deep the questions can go: Keep it light (playful only), Open up (fun and personal), or Go deeper (all questions). You can always pass a card.

Who is Salo?

Salo is the dealer: it shuffles, deals and listens. The name comes from kasalo, the one who shares your table. It never records, reads your notes or repeats what it hears, and you can turn it off in Settings.

Who is it for?

Barkada, couples, families, teams, lifegroups and retreats, or just you on a quiet night. Two people? Start with the Couples Edition.

Can I write my own cards?

Yes, with the Card Maker in Premium. Write one card, or paste a list and get a card per line, filed into decks you name and play like any other deck.

Is the Faith deck only for Christians?

The Lifegroup & Faith deck is written with Christian small groups in mind, but it is warm, not preachy. It leaves room for testimony, doubt, prayer and ordinary life.

Are there ads or accounts?

No ads and no sign-up. Your favorites and notes stay on your phone.

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