It picks, not you
A category first, then something inside it, held back for a beat before it shows you. Score it one to five, say whether you would do it again, and the badge remembers next time it comes up.
Private. Invite only.
Never the same night twice.
RK takes the checklist the two of you already agreed on and makes it choose. Roll a kink, a position or a toy, watch it reveal, rate what you thought of it, and let the app keep track of the rest.
Already using RK? It lives at app.rollkink.com now.
What it does
Four ways to stop deciding.
Everything is built for a phone, in the dark, one-handed, with as little reading as possible.
365 of them, with pictures
Every position has its own illustration and its real name, not a number. Tap to open it larger, pinch to zoom, rate it the same way as everything else.
The ones you actually own
Your toys, in your own categories, with photos taken on your phone. Nothing arrives pre-loaded: a new circle starts empty, and what goes in is whatever you put there.
Played on two phones
Squeeze Lick Suck runs across both screens at once. One of you taps and the other follows, and the giver and the receiver each see their own half of it.
Neither of you sees the other’s answer until you have given your own.
Kink Circle
Two people. Two answers.
A circle is you and whoever you share a list with. Everyone rates for themselves, and both answers sit side by side once both exist. Until then the app holds its tongue, so one opinion cannot pull the other.
There is a quieter way to bring something up, too. Ask for one thing for next time and it arrives on their phone with the same reveal as a roll. They can say yes, say no, or say not yet.
Private by design
Nobody is watching.
There is no feed, no profile, no one to follow and nothing to share outwards. The whole app points inwards at the people already in it.
Shut by default
You sign in with Google and only addresses on the list get through. There is no public page, no username to find you by, and nothing readable from outside your circle.
A limit is a limit
Answer Never or No Desire and it leaves the roll for everybody in the circle, whoever said it. Hiding is a separate, quieter thing and it only ever affects your own screen.
Your photos stay yours
Toy photos are not public files with unguessable names. Every request is checked against who you are and which circle you are in, and one circle can never reach another’s.
Getting in
Three steps, one of them ours.
Ask for an invite
Leave an address below. RK is small and access is still added by hand, so this is not instant and we would rather say so than let you wonder.
Sign in with Google
That is the entire setup. The app asks Google who you are and nothing else: not your mail, not your files, not your calendar.
Roll
Add your partner with a code, walk the list once to say what you think of things, and from then on let it choose.
Invitations
Ask for an invite.
RK is invite only while it is small. Leave an address and we will write to you when there is room. One message, from a person. There is no newsletter and no list to end up on.
We keep the address and the day you sent it, and nothing else. It is used to write back to you about RK and for no other purpose. Ask for it to be removed and it is removed.
Questions
The ones people ask.
What does it cost?
Nothing today. If that ever changes, anyone already using it will be told before it does rather than after.
Do I need a partner to use it?
No. Rolling, rating and the three lists all work perfectly well on your own. The comparison, the requests and the games are the parts that need a second person.
Can anyone else see my answers?
Only the people you have invited into your circle, and only once you have answered for yourself. Nobody outside it, at any point. There is no public view of anything in RK.
Is there something to install?
It is a website, built for a phone first. Add it to your home screen and it opens full screen with its own icon, which is as close to an app as it needs to be.
I used to open the app at this address.
It moved to app.rollkink.com, and this page took its place. Your answers, your circle and your photos all went with it, because none of that was ever kept in the browser. You will be asked to sign in once more, and the categories you had switched off are set per address, so those are worth a look.
Who is behind it?
Two people who wanted this and could not find it. It is built for them first, which is the reason it has no ads, no feed and nothing to grow.