Set the room
Use the free Room Readiness Guide, name the people and roles, choose the pace, agree on a stop signal, and decide what tonight is for.
Open the free guideNot a random deck on a phone. Heatwave helps you set the room, name the boundaries, build the heat, and end with a memory worth keeping.
One complete private night free. Then $19.99 once for lifetime access, including future major versions. No subscription. No ads interrupting the room.
Ordinary card apps begin at “draw.” Heatwave starts earlier and stays useful after the last turn.
Use the free Room Readiness Guide, name the people and roles, choose the pace, agree on a stop signal, and decide what tonight is for.
Open the free guideProgressive levels, role-aware prompts, wildcards, a timer, pause and pass controls, sensual reveals, and a room that visually warms with the session.
See what is insideFinish with the winner, cast, prize, and a private session keepsake instead of letting the experience disappear with the final card.
Start a free nightThe prompts matter. The way the room moves between them matters more.
Player names and room-aware prompts keep each turn clear without treating anyone as an add-on.
Soft openings to filthy peaks. Wild cards twist the next turn. Atmosphere gets warmer as you climb.
Age gate, room-ready checks, pause anytime, optional safe word on the card. Respect stays non-negotiable.
Designed so the first minute feels intentional, especially when several people are bringing different relationships and expectations into one room.
Names, roles, timer, prize. Pick Soft, Filthy, Power, or Couple+.
Consent check. Safe word if you want one. Anyone can pause or pass.
Cards land with weight. Wilds change the next move. Heat rises with the night.
End the night with winner, cast, prize, and a private keepsake you can export.
Four quick truths expose the conversations that chemistry tends to hide. Check these together, not on someone else’s behalf.
No signup. Nothing is saved. Print it, talk through it, close it.
A good night has chemistry. A great one has clarity, pacing, and nobody wondering whether they are allowed to say no.
The Heatwave differenceA large prompt library is table stakes. Heatwave adds structure, atmosphere, personalization, and a clean ending.
Core, tease, poly/triad, fire/fantasy, and wildcards with anti-repeat draw logic.
3D tilt, sensual draw and reveal, heat-reactive framing, and atmosphere that changes as the session climbs.
Local session energy. Device uploads stay on-device. Shared art is only what you deploy.
Player names and session context make prompts feel placed, without assigning someone an accessory-style relationship identity.
Create personal collections, add your own prompts, and choose the exact energy you want to bring back.
Close with the cast, winner, prize, and a private keepsake instead of a cold “game over” screen.
Relationship apps built on trust should not need a billing trap. Heatwave is deliberately boring about the price.
Your first complete private night is free. If it earns another invitation, one payment unlocks ongoing access.
No. Cards are one layer. Heatwave also handles room setup, roles, progressive heat, timing, consent controls, custom decks, atmosphere, and the session finish.
No. Passing, pausing, and changing your mind are always valid. A game mechanic never outranks a person’s current consent.
No. It works for two people, three people, triads, polycules, and other small private adult groups. Choose the names and deck that fit the actual room.
Gameplay is designed for the room. Images you add from your device stay on that device. Account, purchase, and private-deck data use the services described in the privacy notice.
No. It is a free conversation aid, not therapy, legal advice, or a safety guarantee. It helps people name expectations before play.
The free session completes normally. Continuing costs $19.99 once for lifetime access, including future major versions. There is no subscription.
Open it with the people you trust. Start soft or go straight to filthy. The night stays yours.