Your chat is already
playing bingo
They just don't have a card. Give them one — and watch a quiet stream turn into two hundred people shouting the same thing at the same moment.
Apple keynote (product launch event)
tap a few — it's live
15 more squares are in the app.
Three taps, one code
1 · Say what's on
A race, a debate, a keynote, your own stream. Anything with commentary works.
2 · Get 25 squares
Things that will actually happen — written for that broadcast, not pulled off a shelf.
3 · Share one code
Six characters in chat. Everyone plays the same squares, arranged differently.
Built for people
with an audience
- Nobody wins by copying. Same squares for everyone, shuffled per player, so the person next to you is no help.
- One code, any size of chat. Paste it once. Ten people or ten thousand, it's the same six characters.
- It survives a boring hour. A slow stretch is when a card is most fun — suddenly everyone is watching for something.
- No wagering, no prizes, no chance. It's a checklist of things you spot. That's the whole game.