Yes. A prepared challenge lets one friend set up the game and another respond later. You do not need to be on a call together. The important distinction is that the hidden answer is prepared before the response, and your discussion happens after the guess is recorded.
Prepare one clear invitation
In Intuisity, Treasure Chest lets you prepare an arrangement and share a challenge link. Follow the friend-challenge instructions and check the recipient details before sending. A friend can open the invitation on the web; they do not need to install the iPhone app first.
Tell your friend what to expect: “Here is a small guessing challenge. Try it when you have a quiet moment, and we can talk about it afterward.” Avoid sending details about the hidden arrangement with the invitation.
Choose a comfortable time window
Agree on a window such as “sometime this evening” rather than making the exercise urgent. The window is a social agreement, not a promise about how long a challenge link remains active. If a link no longer opens, prepare a new challenge rather than guessing from screenshots of an old answer.
Each person can keep a brief note: when they played, their first impression, and whether they felt distracted. Use a notebook or notes app for this; a separate intuition journal feature is not yet part of the live experience.
Keep feedback until afterward
If your friend asks whether a choice is close, direct them back to the game's feedback. Extra hints make it harder to understand what informed their answer. Once the challenge is complete, compare the whole experience, including misses.
If you want to take turns, finish and discuss one challenge before creating the next. Changing who prepares the answer gives both people a chance to notice the difference between choosing a target and responding to one.
This format makes it easier to fit playful practice around different schedules. It does not demonstrate that information travels between minds. Start with one shared challenge and see whether both of you enjoy the process.
Try the guided exercise
With a willing friend, prepare four labeled envelopes, each containing one of four agreed object names. Agree on a time window. Your friend records one guess per envelope before either of you opens it. Exchange the full record afterward. Do not send hints or change an answer between messages.
Complete the activity, then answer twelve reflection questions about the session. Enter your first name and email afterward to unlock your practice profile on the page. Results are not emailed. Answers and scores are not stored; optional marketing emails are a separate choice. This reflection describes practice habits, not psychic ability.