
Detective
Citizen
Each night you ask the God about one player.
Only you can see this card
Mafia with live video, voice rooms and a God running the game.
Entry by invitation only
Come in and take a seat. Your name sits on it.
The God deals the roles. Your card flips for your eyes only.
Talk by day, the mafia decides by night. Voting seat by seat, on a timer.
The game ends, the roles are revealed. Only then do the spectators learn who was who.
Roles, speaking turns, the night phase and the vote, all in your hands. No paper, spreadsheets or annoying bots.
Live video in the grid. Challenge and defence on the stage, with everyone watching. The night phase, in the dark.
Chat with the other spectators. Send reactions onto whoever is speaking. Roles are revealed when the game ends.
Voice is only half the game. When someone gets accused, watch their eyes and their real reaction on video.
The mafia team has its own private chat from intro night to the end of the game, and they plan the shot together, while the rest of the town sleeps.
Automatic: 5 seconds per seat, every vote lands on the seat with the voter's face. Manual: the God counts as always and players just hold the pulse button. The app handles the quorum and ties either way.
Wake order, saves, shots and inquiries are all recorded, and the night's result is ready for you.
The God sees everything in one place. A player sees only what they need. Both on a laptop or a phone.


Roles, turn timer, challenge requests, the vote and the night ledger, all on one screen. You run the game; we handle the rest.
Any scenario you know, you can play here.
Yes. Playing and watching are always free. Paid plans are only for Gods who want more capacity and tools, and they can't be bought from inside Iran; someone abroad can buy one for a God in Iran. No Iranian gateways, no crypto.
No. It opens in the browser, on phones and laptops. You can add it to your home screen like an app.
Up to 10 players, plus the God and a co-host. Mozakere is exactly 10. Spectators are unlimited.
No. Recording is off by default and only turns on when everyone at the table agrees.
No. Until the God ends the game, spectators get no hidden information. At the end, the roles and a summary open up for everyone.
Entry is by invitation only. Leave your email and we'll review your request. Gods come first.