Gamify2Grow
Gamify2Grow
A plain-language look at what gamification actually is, how well-known brands already use it, and how our games can be reskinned to fit your business — not just a generic template.
Gamification means taking the fun parts of games — winning something, seeing your progress, getting an instant result — and adding them to everyday things, like shopping, eating out, or paying a bill.
It works because people like a little bit of surprise and reward. A spin of a wheel or a scratch of a card feels a lot more fun than a plain "10% off" banner — so people notice it, and they act on it.
You do something, and you get something back — a discount, a prize, or a freebie.
Small wins that feel good, like leveling up or keeping a streak going.
You find out right away — no waiting, no guessing.
Loyalty points and streaks are one kind of gamification. What we build is different — real, playable mini-games used as the sales and marketing moment itself. Here's where that's already working.
Google Pay Scratch Cards
Every time you pay with Google Pay, you can get a scratch card with cashback hidden inside. It turns a normal payment into a tiny game.
Amazon Spin Wheel
During big sales, Amazon shows a spin wheel that can win you coupons and deals — the same idea as our own Spin Wheel game.
Swiggy & Zomato
Both apps use a spin-to-win game to give out surprise discounts, making ordering food feel a bit more fun.
McDonald's Monopoly
Buying a meal gives you a game piece with a chance to win prizes. The whole promotion is built around a game.
Every game we build is a starting point, not a fixed template. Here's what reskinning one of our existing games could look like for a few different kinds of businesses.
Egg Catcher → Kebab Catcher
A restaurant known for tangdi kebab could reskin Egg Catcher into "Kebab Catcher" — tandoori leg pieces fall from the top, and players race to catch them on a plate. Every catch builds toward a reward like a free side or a discount on their next order.
Restaurants & QSRSpin Wheel → Spin & Shine
A salon could turn the Spin Wheel into "Spin & Shine," with segments themed around actual services — a free blow-dry, 20% off color, a complimentary manicure — instead of generic discount tiers.
Salons & SpasScratch Card → Sweet Surprise
A bakery could reskin the Scratch Card as a tiny gift box — scratch to reveal a free pastry, a discount, or a mystery treat, styled around their own packaging and branding.
Bakeries & Sweet ShopsEver Dash → Cardio Dash
A gym could rebuild Ever Dash as a mini endless runner where members dodge junk food and collect protein shakes, unlocking a free trial class or a merch discount at the finish line.
Gyms & Fitness StudiosMemory Match → Match the Outfit
A clothing store could turn Memory Match into "Match the Outfit," pairing up their own product photography instead of generic icons — a successful match unlocks a discount code.
Fashion & RetailTell us about your business and we'll help figure out which game — and which theme — fits best.