People wait. Give them something to do with their thumbs and they remember your counter. Build a one-tap game with your name, your colour and your prize — then print the card that sends customers to it.
Runs in your browser. Nothing uploaded. Works offline once downloaded.
Tap when the line is in the bright band. Three misses and you're closed.
One zip. Four files. Nothing to configure, nothing to pay for, nobody to call.
Your whole game in one file — name, colour and prize baked in. No server, no internet needed.
Printable A5 card for the till or the mirror, with a real QR code to your game.
Three steps, in plain English, for whoever opens the shop tomorrow.
Four paste-ready captions: feed, story, SMS to regulars, and a follow-up.
This is not a campaign. It is a thing that sits on your counter and works while you work.
Type your shop name, pick a niche and a colour, set the prize. The kit builds in the tab and downloads.
Fold the A5 card, put it where people wait. The QR opens the game — no app store, no signup.
“Beat the counter and it's yours.” Staff say it once; the card does the rest.
One tested core, four trades — so the copy fits the shop instead of a generic “game”.
The builder is free and stays free. Pay only if you want someone else to do the fiddly bits.
No subscriptions. No ads. If it does not get played, it does not deserve your money — that is why the DIY kit is free.
No. It is a web page. The QR on the card opens it, one tap starts the game, and it is over in about a minute.
Only to open the link. The game file you download works offline — put it on a tablet at the counter and it plays with no connection at all.
It is whatever you already sell: a free line-up, 10% off the next visit, a free garlic bread. The game is the excuse to hand it over.
Yes — rebuild the kit as often as you like, free. Change the prize monthly and regulars come back to beat their score.
Counter Play is a small tool from Super AI Kingdom. We build it, we host the demo, and we do not ask for an account.
Two minutes in your browser, no signup.