Nobody can tap their way to a win
A guest's own dabs stay on their own phone and count for nothing. Standings and the big screen are scored purely on the gifts you marked.
For the gift opening
Thirty people watching one person open boxes. Not any more.
Every shower has the same quiet stretch. The gifts come out, and the room politely watches. Gift bingo fills it: every guest holds a card of things somebody might have bought, you tap each gift as it's actually opened, and that one tap marks it on everybody's card at once.
- Genuinely zero setup
- One tap marks every card
- No app for your guests
Nothing to prepare
Switch it on, and you are already ready.
Two dozen squares ship written for your occasion — a robe, wine glasses, a knife set, an air fryer at a bridal shower; a onesie, a blanket, tiny socks at a baby shower — and the board is already a four by four. Most hosts never open the setup at all.
- Swap squares out or add your own if you'd like
- Three by three, four by four, or five by five
- Or let guests fill in their own board instead
During the unwrapping
One thumb, the whole room.
A gift comes out of the paper
Tap it on your phone. That mark lands on every guest's card and on the big screen within seconds. Tapped too early? Tap it again and it unmarks everywhere.
Everyone plays where they're sitting
Guests open their card from the same QR code they already used, in their phone's browser. Everybody gets a different board, and they can dab their own squares as they go.
BINGO calls itself
A completed line shows up in your standings and the big screen announces it. New round clears the marks and everyone keeps the card they already have.
Every shower has a gift opening. Now it has something for everyone else to do.
The details
Built for a real living room.
No second app, no second poll
It rides the same live connection the rest of your event day already uses, so a room full of phones costs the venue wifi nothing extra.
Guest-written boards
Let guests type their own guesses instead. Two people who both write "wine glasses" land on the same square, so your single tap still marks it for both.
There's no start button
The first gift you mark is the start of the game. One less thing to remember while thirty people are looking at you.
The unwrapping hour
Turn the gift pile into a game.
Every guest holds a card, you tap each gift as it's opened, and the longest hour of the shower plays itself.
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Common questions
Good to know.
How much setup does it need?
None. Turning it on gives you a full pack of squares and a four-by-four board. The setup panel exists if you want it, but it's collapsed by default because opening it is the exception.
Do guests need to download anything?
No. It's the same event-day page they open from your QR code, in whatever browser is already on their phone.
What if I mark the wrong gift?
Tap it again. The unmark reaches every card the same way the mark did.
Can we play more than one round?
Yes. New round clears the marks and everybody keeps the card they already have, so nobody has to claim a new one mid-party.
Which events have gift bingo?
Bridal showers and baby showers — the two occasions with a proper seated gift-opening block. It isn't offered in the birthday, graduation or retirement suites.
Do I need a big screen?
Only for the projected version. Marking gifts and every guest's card work perfectly without one.
Goes well with
More from the toolkit.
Ready when you are
Build it free, send when it's ready.
Switch it on, tap each gift as it opens, and give the whole room something to play.
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