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The No button is broken. On purpose.

Ask anything with one link. They can chase No all they want. It runs, shrinks, begs, and eventually gives up. Yes is the only way out.

To you

Will you go on a date with me?

from Sam

No attempts: 0

Go on. Try clicking “No”.

,

“No” clicks dodged so far

Questions asked
406
Yeses
306

Three steps, about a minute

  1. Step 1

    Ask

    Pick an occasion (or spin for one) and write your question right on the card. Photos, a song or a note are optional.

  2. Step 2

    Send

    Get your link. No account needed. Drop it in a text, WhatsApp or DM.

  3. Step 3

    Watch them fight it

    They chase No through five stages before giving up. You get an email the moment they say yes, with their score.

Everyone gets a rank

When they finally say yes, a reel rolls to how many times they tried No, and they get a rank to show off. On average, people try No about 10 times before giving in.

  1. Instant Surrender0 tries
  2. Easy Target1–5 tries
  3. Respectable Resistance6–15 tries
  4. Stubborn Soul16–30 tries
  5. Legendary Resistance31–50 tries
  6. Unbreakable Spirit51+ tries

Questions people ask

What is Only Yes?

A free way to ask someone anything with one link, like "Will you be my Valentine?" or "Prom with me?". The No button runs away, shrinks and begs, so the only way out is yes.

Is it free?

Yes. Creating, sharing, and opening pages is free. There is no app to install and no account needed.

How will I know when they say yes?

After publishing, add your email and we will send you a message the moment they say yes, including how many times they tried to click No.

Can I edit my page after sending it?

Yes. Pages you make stay editable from the same device, and you can log in with your email to edit them from anywhere. The link never changes.

What can I put on the page?

Your question, your names, custom No-button replies, a GIF or photo, and a celebration screen with an optional photo gallery, playlist, and private note.

Your question. Their only answer.

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