Season One

A dinner-party game for the women you love.

You pick a Night. You gather your table. A narrator does the rest.

2–8 women~90 minutesone laptopfrom $29

Every evening begins the same way — one table, one candle.

It's a dinner party with a script.

Part conversation game, part ceremony — guided from the first toast to the last candle. No board, no cards, no one stuck reading the rules aloud.

2–8
women, one table
3 acts
about 90 minutes
1 laptop
nothing to install
$29+
buy once, re-host

How you play

One laptop, three acts, one rule.

Every Night runs the same way. Here's the whole game.

  1. 1Gather

    2–8 women, a candle, one laptop. Dinner optional; a drink is not.

  2. 2Press begin

    The narrator runs everything — questions, music, timing. Nobody has to host.

  3. 3One law

    Honesty or silence. Both count, and no one ever owes an answer.

  4. 4Three acts

    Easy to deep: introductions, then the questions that matter, then rituals.

  5. 5Two pages

    Twice, phones come out to write one private line. No one sees it unless she chooses.

  6. 6The morning letter

    Leave an email at pen-down and the night arrives typeset tomorrow — only if you ask.

What's included

What you get when you buy a Night.

  • 01

    The guided evening

    The narrated Score — questions, music, and timing — run from one laptop. This is the game itself.

  • 02

    Three acts

    Arrival, descent, return: easy questions that turn honest, paced for you.

  • 03

    Two private pages

    The hand-written moments, with prompts the narrator reveals at the right time.

  • 04

    Small rituals

    A toast, a letter, the candle passed hand to hand — built into the script.

  • 05

    A printable table kit

    Place cards, a menu, and a candle guide. Made to look good in photos.

  • 06

    The morning-after letter

    A typeset keepsake, emailed the morning after to anyone who asks for it at pen-down.

The Nights

Pick a theme. Same game, new questions.

Each Night is a complete evening written around one theme — same three-act shape, about 90 minutes. Start with whichever one you can't stop thinking about. The first one is free to play.

every Night $29–39buy once, re-host foreverone purchase seats the whole table

Night for Two

Prefer a smaller table? Night for Two is the same game, written for a single pair — five minutes to set up, and all night to talk. The first one is free to play; the rest are $29.

The Seasonal Pass

A year of Nights, for less than three bought singly.

Nights are $29–39 each —

$129/ year

  • Four seasonal Nights, tuned to the solstices
  • A short solo ceremony each month
  • Early keys to every new Night
  • One Night a year to give away

How to host

Four steps, then you light the candle.

  1. 1

    Choose the Night

    Pick the theme that pulls at you — the first one is free to try.

  2. 2

    Send the invitations

    Vespera writes them; your guests RSVP.

  3. 3

    Host the evening

    Lay the kit, open the laptop, and play along — you're a guest too.

  4. 4

    Read the letter

    Everyone gets theirs the next morning.

Setting expectations

What it is

  • A guided evening for 2–8 women at one table.
  • The same pick-up-and-play shape every time.
  • Yours to keep and re-host as often as you like.

What it isn't

  • Not therapy — and not a substitute for it.
  • Not a trivia or party game with a winner.
  • Not an app you scroll alone; it needs a table.

Questions

Answered plainly.

So what do I actually buy?

A Night — a scripted evening you open on a laptop, plus a printable table kit and the morning-after letters. Buy once, host it as many times as you like.

Does everyone at the table need to buy it?

No — one purchase covers the whole table. The host opens it on the laptop; everyone else just shows up, pays nothing, installs nothing.

Is it an app I install?

No. It runs in a web browser on one laptop — the shared screen for the table. Your guests don't install or sign into anything.

Is everyone on their phones?

No. The laptop runs the night; phones come out exactly twice, and only to write a private line.

What do we need?

A table, 2–8 women, a candle, a laptop, and something to drink. A printer if you want the kit.

How long is it?

About 90 minutes. Good tables run long — you can pause any time, even for the oven.

What if someone's shy?

Act one is easy, no one owes an answer, and the written moments let the quiet ones say the most.

Why women?

This first season is written for women's tables. Other rooms are coming.

Hosting opens soon

Be one of the first hundred hosts.

Play the free Night today. Leave your email and we'll tell you the day the rest open — one letter, nothing else.