A game studio for people with a message
Every message your campaign sends is an ask — for a vote, a shift, a dollar. So give supporters a reason to come to you between the asks — and to come back every single day: a fresh game and a daily message, on a campaign site we build, host, and run for you. They return on their own, and you get the numbers that prove it.
The work
A complete campaign site with three daily games — and the staff dashboard where plays turn into signups, and signups into turnout. Deal yourself a hand:
The dashboard is what you’d watch every morning — a demo built to show the craft, no campaign affiliation · the full tour →
The proof
These aren’t our numbers — they belong to The New York Times, LinkedIn, and Duolingo. A daily game is a proven engine for getting people to come back, at the largest scales in media. We build your campaign’s version of it.
of new users Wordle brought to The New York Times — driving its best quarter ever for new Games subscribers.
NYT · Q1 2022 earnings call
of LinkedIn’s daily-puzzle players come back to play again the very next day.
LinkedIn · 2024
Duolingo users keep a streak alive a full year or longer — every day, without missing one.
Duolingo · SEC filing, FY2024
NYT puzzles played in 2024 alone — the daily habit, at scale.
The New York Times · 2024
Other companies’ disclosed results, shown as proof the format works — not a promise of specific outcomes. Your numbers are what the dashboard is for.
Why a game
Brands: the same desk, aligned to your calendar instead. How the desk works →
Have a race to win, or an audience to keep? Deal us in.