Headsup

Headsup, often written as heads up or Heads Up, is a term used in English to denote advance notice or alert about a potential event or situation. It is commonly used in phrases such as “to give someone a heads-up” and “keep someone informed in advance.” In technology and user interfaces, heads-up appears in terms such as heads-up display (HUD) and heads-up notifications, which present information to a user without requiring them to look away from their current task.

Heads Up! is a popular mobile party game released in 2013 by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. The game is played on smartphones and tablets and presents a word or phrase on the screen while the device is held to the player's forehead. Other players describe or act out clues to help the person guess the word before time runs out. The game features various decks and categories, such as celebrities, movies, and animals, and has been distributed on iOS and Android platforms.

The game gained widespread attention after being featured on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, contributing to its popularity in social gatherings and online sharing. The term Headsup may also refer to other products and projects named Headsup, including software tools or company names, but usage varies by context.