You get a card
5×5, generated per player, no two the same. Works on any phone with a camera and a browser. No app. Never an app. We promise.
qr.bingo is bingo where the numbers are hidden in the real world. Print codes, stick them on stuff, and let people hunt. Pub, office, festival, wedding, museum, that one weird conference.
Full disclosure: it doesn't exist yet. Right now it's a very good domain name and one extremely enthusiastic landing page. You're looking at it.
↑ not a real QR code · scanning it achieves nothing · we admire the effort
The clear signals
Everything else is negotiable, and honestly kind of up to you.
5×5, generated per player, no two the same. Works on any phone with a camera and a browser. No app. Never an app. We promise.
Codes go on posters, coasters, name badges, exhibits, or — a genuine suggestion we received — cows. Each scan daubs a square.
Five in a row and the room finds out. Live leaderboard, confetti, mild social embarrassment for the winner. The good stuff.
Interactive bit
Every square is a real idea someone has pitched us. The board daubs itself because it got impatient. Click squares to vote with your fingertips — it changes nothing, but it feels great.
daubed 0/25 · bingos 0
Good. The board is 25 squares and the world is bigger than that. If you've got a place where a few hundred people need something to do with their hands, we want to hear it.
We're especially interested in:
Radical transparency
No fake countdown timer. No "join 12,000 others on the waitlist." Here's the truth.
Took roughly eleven seconds. Best decision of the quarter.
Reactions ranged from "oh that's good" to "wait, what is it?" Fair.
This page. Collecting ideas, use cases, and strong opinions from people like you.
Generate cards, print code sheets, scan, daub, shout. Smallest version that's genuinely fun.
Somewhere with bad acoustics and good snacks. If that's your venue, say hello.
One clear call to action
No form, no cookie wall, no newsletter you'll regret. One inbox, read by an actual human who is trying very hard to make a domain name into a real thing.
shout@qr.bingo
Tell us the venue, the crowd size, and the daftest prize you're allowed to give away.