You share the calendar
Your message calendar — the week’s theme, the launch, the contrast you’re drawing. A shared spreadsheet is enough.
How it works
Anyone can ship a puzzle once. The hard part is feeding it every day, on message, without burning your staff. That part is our job, not a software license — which is why we price like an agency retainer, not a SaaS seat.
Your message calendar — the week’s theme, the launch, the contrast you’re drawing. A shared spreadsheet is enough.
Our desk writes every day’s words, groupings, and reveals to carry that calendar — reviewed with your team, scheduled ahead.
One curated feed drives all your games at once. The word, the grouping, the deck — same day, same message.
A staff dashboard turns plays into what you can act on — new signups, return visits, and shares — flowing into your list as supporters you can reach again.
And it’s fast: your first puzzle goes live within a week of the day you hand us the calendar — so a race already on the clock doesn’t wait on us.
Who it’s for
Most campaign tech only reaches out to ask— for a vote, a shift, a donation. A daily game gives a supporter a reason to come back on their own: each day’s puzzle carries your message, keeps your base warm between asks, and grows the reachable list you’ll turn out when GOTV comes.
The same desk, aligned to a marketing calendar instead of a campaign one. Daily games are a proven retention channel for publishers; we build, host, and run the whole thing — your calendar in, your audience coming back daily.
Causes, fandoms, schools, sports clubs — if you publish a message on a schedule, the desk can turn it into a daily habit. The format library flexes to fit (see how).
See the desk’s output end to end in the campaign demo — including the staff dashboard it reports to.