Try one now
Pour a pint at The Wobbly Gull, a made-up pub, or a latte at The Dozy Otter, a made-up café. A go takes half a minute. Yours would have your name, your colours and your product.
The scores on the demo's board are samples.
For cafés, pubs, shops and events
A mini-game with your name on it.
A short game for your customers to play while they wait, with a prize you choose for the top score. They scan a QR code and it opens in their phone's browser. Nothing to download.
From £750. Live in about two weeks. Made on the Isle of Man.
From your customer's side
01
They scan
A QR code on the table, the till or the menu.
02
They see your prize
On the first screen, in your words: “Top score this week: coffee and cake on us.”
03
They play while they wait
Half a minute a go, with one thumb, and your name on screen throughout.
04
A reason to try again
“12 more to pass Big Dave.” Beating a friend takes another go.
You choose the prize and you run it. We don't yet have numbers on what it does for takings, and we won't make them up.
The price
£750 from, and agreed before you pay
£300 deposit to start; the rest when it goes live.
- A one-tap game themed to your brand
- A leaderboard with nicknames, no sign-up
- A winner's screen your staff can check at a glance
- Hosting for three months
- QR code artwork for print
- One round of changes before launch
How it goes
- A 20-minute chatYou tell us about your business. We suggest a game, and you say yes or no.
- About two weeks to buildYou play it first and ask for changes.
- Three months liveThen it switches off, or stays on for £25 a month.
Questions
Who am I dealing with?
Keith, who runs ai.doo on the Isle of Man and builds the games. Email or WhatsApp, and it's him who answers.
How do I pay, and when?
Nothing until you've said yes to a game idea. Then a £300 deposit by bank transfer starts the build, and the rest is due when your game goes live.
The deposit pays for the build, so it isn't refunded once work starts. If you play your game before launch and decide not to go live, you owe nothing more.
How does a winner get the prize?
They show the winner's screen on their phone at the counter. It has a moving clock, so it can't be a screenshot, and your staff tap it once when the prize is handed over.
The demo has an example: finish a game and tap “See the winner's screen”. In your game, only the real winner would get it.
How will I know anyone played?
We'll send you the number of plays each week. Players stay anonymous: a nickname at most, no emails, no personal data.
What makes it more than £750?
£750 is one of our simple one-tap games, themed to you, for one location. A brand-new game idea, separate boards for several locations or a longer run costs more. You get the price in writing before you pay anything.
Want one?
Tell Keith about your business or event, and when you'd want it live.