Build your calendar from three formats: a weekly company-wide task (The Company Mug Shelf, a Hobby Map, a Photo contest), plus a solo quiz for points or a mini-game every day. A couple of minutes on your phone, and the whole team is in one game for 4 days to 3 weeks.
Example3 weeks
company-wide task · weeksolo quizmini-game
Here's the usual pattern: a month of silence, one call that half the team skips, then silence again. A calendar gives people a reason to check in every day and see each other for weeks.
Everyone can join, from any city and time zone
A couple of minutes a day, whenever it suits you, no need to find a time that works for everyone
A shared Mug Shelf, a Hobby Map, and an engagement report
Same format and rhythm, new tasks and design. Pick the theme for your month, or order your own.
Mug Shelf, Hobby Map, The Pet Office: for onboarding, your company's birthday, or just to bring the team closer.
You are here
Haunted House, Fortune Map, and Shadow Theater: dark design, pumpkins, and zero jump scares.
See the calendar
The Company Tree decorated with employees' own ornaments, a Wish Map, a Tree Battle, and holiday mini-games, all the way to the holiday party.
See the calendarEach format is its own box. Take one, two, or all three: a shared weekly project keeps the company together, while solo quizzes and mini-games give people a reason to drop in every day.
one task · open for 5 days
One big shared project for the week, in one of three mechanics: a canvas everyone builds together, a map with pins from every city, or a photo contest with voting.
Canvas: Mug Shelf
Hobby Map
Awards: What I Wanted to Be
new every day · 1–2 minutes
Daily tasks: picture and sound quizzes, “true or myth,” movies in emoji, speed rounds. Everyone plays for themselves, and points go to the shared leaderboard.
Latte or cappuccino?
Guess the hobby from the emoji
Hobby true or myth
new every day · 1–3 minutes
Arcade games and puzzles on our platform: complete the circuit, steer a ship across the ocean, clear the minefield. Solo or as a team, on a phone or a computer.
Power Up
High Seas
Dream FlightThis is a sample rhythm: we'll tailor the order, the task mix, and the days off to your team. You can have a quiz and a mini-game on the same day, plus custom tasks about your company.
Company-wide tasks in three mechanics (Canvas, Map, and Awards), each open for 5 days; 14 solo tasks that take 1–2 minutes; and 8 mini-games. We'll pick the mix and order for your team and occasion.
Everyone adds a photo, and the picture grows before your eyes: you can see how much has been collected and how far it is to the goal.
Every favorite mug has a story: a gift from grandma, a conference trophy, that one with the chipped handle you just can't throw out. Snap a photo of yours and it goes up on the company's shared shelf. Hit 200 and the kettle boils.
“‘Don't talk to me before coffee.’ Survived three moves and one chipped handle”
Let your coworkers at home clock in too. Upload a photo of your cat, dog, turtle (or your ficus, if you're all about a green office) and your pet takes its desk in the company's shared office. Hit 150 and the office comes alive.
“Whiskers, Nap Department. Onboarded Tuesday, not yet spotted at his desk”
Snap a photo of a book you'd recommend to coworkers, and it goes up on the shared shelf. A novel you keep rereading, a textbook that changed how you work, a comic from your childhood. Hit 150 books and the company library opens.
A company logo made of employee photos, a mascot wall, a desk-setup showcase: we'll build a canvas around your brand and goal.
Create your ownPins come in from any city: tap a dot to read what coworkers there wrote.
AustinI knit scarves on weekends. Already made one for the whole team
All hobbies
Manager by day; potter, barista, or neighborhood ping-pong champ by night. Pin your city and share what you do after work. Click around the cities to find out who nearby is into the same thing.
“Chicago: I juggle. Three tangerines for now, but I promise four by New Year's”
Pin the city you grew up in and one thing it's famous for: a food, a place, a local word. The map becomes a guide to the whole company's hometowns.
Pin the place where you had your best vacation and give coworkers a tip: what to see, where to eat, when to go. By the end of the week you've got a ready-made list of vacation ideas.
A map of offices and branches, client cities, or your year's journey, with your own questions and pins.
Create your ownParticipants post entries and vote with hearts in each category, and the top 3 are revealed to everyone when voting closes.
Dig up a childhood photo and tell us what you dreamed of becoming: an astronaut, an ice cream seller, a dragon tamer. You get three days to flip through the family album or ask Mom to send that one picture.
“Wanted to be an astronaut. Became a team lead, so I still run launches”
Star in your favorite movie. No makeup, no budget: a blanket, a cat, a mop, and a little flair. Not sure what to pick? Here are ten scenes you can recreate in a minute: “Home Alone,” “The Lion King,” “Titanic,” “The Matrix,” “Dirty Dancing.”
“‘The Lion King’: hold the cat up over your head in front of a window. The cat objected but came around”
Become a meme and see what it feels like. Recreate a famous meme without Photoshop: with a mug, a cat, or an office chair. To save you the search, here's a list of memes you can shoot solo: “Hide the Pain Harold,” “This Is Fine,” “Blinking Guy,” “Smudge the Cat.”
“Hide the Pain Harold: my smile when an urgent task lands at 6 p.m. on a Friday”
Best desk setup, the most unusual view from a window, a photo with the company mascot: we'll come up with categories for your team.
Create your ownTask of the daySolo · pointsGuess the country by its coffee tradition.
Task of the daySolo · pointsPick the right cup out of two: fast, with no room for mistakes.
Task of the daySolo · pointsThree icons, one hobby. Typos are forgiven.
Task of the daySolo · pointsOne statement, one click. Every answer comes with an explanation.
Task of the daySolo · pointsTurn on the sound and guess what it is.
Task of the daySolo · pointsOut of two things, pick the older one.
Task of the daySolo · pointsGuess the movie from a single frame.
Task of the daySolo · pointsThe icons spell out a movie: type the title.
Task of the daySolo · pointsThe classic meme: which one's the dog and which one's the pastry.
Task of the daySolo · pointsTest what you know about your furry coworkers.
Task of the daySolo · pointsA piece of the picture and four options.
Task of the daySolo · pointsWork jargon, spelled out in icons.
Task of the daySolo · pointsQuestions about the company and its people, built together with HR.
Task of the daySolo · pointsQuestions about the company-wide tasks: see how closely you were paying attention.
Questions about the company, inside jokes, the year's big moments: we'll build one or two custom tasks with HR.
Discuss your own taskRotate the wire blocks to complete the circuit and send power from the source to the receiver.
Steer a ship across the ocean and collect resources along the route. The pace keeps picking up.
Fly to the end of the route while dodging obstacles. You've got three lives.
Open the safe squares and steer clear of hidden traps. Keep a cool head.
Grab bonuses in the maze and outrun your pursuers. The speed keeps climbing.
Flip the cards and match pairs of ancient civilization symbols.
Dodge the Thunder God's strikes for as long as you can. Five lives and no hints.
Hold back the oncoming zombie wave: pick your targets fast and don't let them break through.
Company-wide and solo task screens are animated sketches; mini-games are recordings from the platform.
We don't force anyone to join. The tasks are built so people invite each other.
Every task takes a minute on your phone and comes with ready-made examples. No “so what am I supposed to do?” moment, so even the people who usually stay quiet join in.
A mug, a hobby, a childhood photo, a movie scene, a meme: you want to know whose it is, and show it to the person next to you in chat.
Author sends out the link and asks people to vote. Every entry brings in new viewers.
Photos go live after review. Jokes stay jokes, and people feel safe sharing their own.
leaders post first
a weekly digest for the team chata counter: “40 more to a full shelf”
a final poster: “Our Calendar”Everything runs on our platform: nothing to install or build. Screens are mockups with sample data.
Company-wide · we do it together
Calendar windows
Organizer view · summaryExcel
Your logo goes on the participant page, and we draw the shared canvas art in your style: a mug shelf, a pet office, or your own idea.
A quiz about your company, product, and people, built together with your HR team. Photo contest categories are picked to fit your culture, too.
The holidays, Halloween, your company’s anniversary, International Women’s Day, or a product launch: the theme and look change, the rhythm stays.
Yes. The three formats work like building blocks: a weekly company-wide task, solo quizzes, and mini-games that open every day. Pick one, two, or all three. Mini-games can be played solo or as a team, on a phone or a computer.
You choose: anywhere from four days to three weeks. The short version works as a warm-up before the holiday party. Three weeks makes a full calendar: a new company-wide task every week, plus a solo quiz or mini-game every day.
A solo task (a quiz or a quick round) takes 1–2 minutes. A mini-game takes 1–3 minutes. A big company-wide task takes anywhere from ten seconds to a couple of minutes, and it stays open for 5 days, so people can drop in whenever it suits them.
Nothing. The calendar opens in the browser, on a phone or a computer. People sign in with a link sent to their work email or with a personal code. No passwords, no VPN.
Up to 50,000 employees. Everyone does solo tasks on their own and earns points on a personal leaderboard, while the big tasks are a team effort: a shared canvas, a map, a photo contest with voting.
Only coworkers taking part in the calendar. Everything goes live after moderation: the organizer publishes or rejects entries in the admin panel, and rejected entries can be restored.
Tasks are about mugs, hobbies, pets, childhood, movies, and memes. Nothing about looks or outfits. A moderator checks every entry before it goes live.
Yes. Your company logo on the participant page, a quiz about your company, your own photo contest categories, and shared canvas art in your style.
No. The mechanics are seasonal only in look. We have ready-made Holiday and Halloween versions, and companies also run calendars for their anniversary, International Women’s Day, a product launch, or just to liven up an ordinary month.
The organizer gets a participant summary and an Excel export, plus voting results for each category, in the admin panel. We announce the leaders in the digests and at the calendar finale.
AdventureStory-driven team quests in the browser: puzzles, roles and a finale, live with a host for 70–90 minutes.
MysteryAn investigation with clues and interrogations, live with a host for 70–90 minutes.
TriviaHosted trivia rounds on any topic, from pop culture to your own company.
We’ll walk you through the calendar and the platform in 30 minutes, and help you pick the length, tasks, and look for your company.
