Take de order
Bara, channa, then the pepper and toppings they call for: chadon beni, sweet sauce, cucumber, kuchela, coconut. Every order spells it out.
Bara, channa, slight or heavy pepper. Build every doubles right before de line get vex, then send your score to the family group and dare them to beat it.
Free for everybody during the open beta. Tell us what to fix.
Three-minute shifts you can play in a maxi or in the line for doubles. Easy to learn, hard to put down.
Bara, channa, then the pepper and toppings they call for: chadon beni, sweet sauce, cucumber, kuchela, coconut. Every order spells it out.
Everybody patience running out. Save the customer about to walk off, or keep your streak going? Your call.
Send your score to the group chat. Friends play your exact rush right in their browser, no download needed.
Take de order. Build de doubles. Serve.
Two bara on the paper, channa on top, then pepper and sauce off the spoon, exactly how they called it. Get it wrong and the line remembers.
"Slight, and doh play wid mih channa."
Eight stands across the country, each with its own crowd. Work the rush at eight stands across the country, east to west, down south, then across to Tobago. Each town has its own crowd, and its own kind of rush.
Send a challenge link to any chat. Friends tap it and play the same customers in their browser. Same stand, same orders, same clock.
Finish a rush and send a challenge link to any chat. Your friends tap it, play the same customers in their browser, and see who has the sweeter hand.
Every friend gets the same stand, the same orders and the same clock.
Yuh get TT$402... yuh eh ready! Tap my challenge link and try the same rush.
We Trini love we doubles, buh when we hungry, we blood does be lil close to we skin. Buh dem doubles vendors does sort we out good. We love dem too bad, buh we know dey job eh easy.
Dey does take we talks when we lil vex cause we eh getting serve right away, and still make we order on point. Slight. Heavy. No pepper. Extra sweet sauce. "Gimme 2 everything, slight." "Doh play wid mih channa." Bara in one hand, channa spoon in de other, and every one does come out right.
Some ah we go never touch dey skill level, buh because we appreciate dem so much and love dey doubles, we build ah game to go tru wha allyuh does go tru morning and evening. So fellas, ladies, come behind de counter and see if we could do it like dem.
Leh we dish out some doublesIn English
We Trinis love our doubles, but when we're hungry, our tempers run short. Still, the doubles vendors take good care of us. We love them dearly, and we know their job isn't easy.
They take our grumbling when we're a little upset about not being served right away, and they still get every order exactly right. Slight. Heavy. No pepper. Extra sweet sauce. "Give me two with everything, slight pepper." "Don't skimp on my channa." Bara in one hand, the channa spoon in the other, and every single one comes out right.
Some of us will never come close to their skill, but because we appreciate them so much, and love their doubles, we built a game to walk through what they go through morning and evening. So, everyone, come behind the counter and see if we can do it like them.
Let’s serve some doubles
Bara, channa, slight or heavy, chadon beni, sweet sauce, cucumber, kuchela, coconut. Asked for the way people ask at the stand, with a glossary for anybody who never had one.
Maxi conductors in Grande, students in Curepe, the fete crowd in St James, the office run in Chaguanas, shift change in San Fernando, a wedding cook-up in Penal, visitors in Tobago.
Every face and every line goes past a Trini cultural reviewer before launch. People, never caricatures. Every stand is made up, so no real vendor gets their name borrowed.
Daily Doubles gives the whole country the same rush, new at midnight Trinidad time, whether you play from Penal or Brooklyn.
Every ranked score is replayed on our server, tap by tap, before it reaches a board. Ads, when the apps have them, can never change a score.
A short age check comes first. Younger players get child mode: no ads, no public names, no boards, nothing sent to us.
This game is our salute to you, so we want real stands in it. After launch we'll bring a few well-loved vendors in as guest stops.
Doubles Rush is built around a daily ritual, played at home and wherever Trinis are. We design partnerships as part of that world, not interruptions to it.
Morning rush or evening rush, we're in the line.
This is an open beta, so your notes shape the game. What felt good, what felt off, what broke: every message goes straight to the person building it.
The online game is free for everybody during the open beta. Want it on your phone today? Open it on your phone and add it to your home screen: its own icon, full screen, even offline. Want the Android or iPhone app? Leave your email, pick your phone, and we'll tell you the day it lands.