Get a link or QR
No account needed to look inside. Open the link the organizer shares — on your phone or computer — and you're right in the card.
Create · invite · play together
Turn almost anything into a bingo.
For your colleagues at the work party, the team on summer vacation, or the crew that just needs a fun reason to do things together. Build a card, share the link, and watch everything unfold in the feed.
Free to start — no account needed to peek in.
The team's summer bingo
THIS SUMMER
Photo proof when you clear a square
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click a square, or switch bingo above
Featured bingos
Jump into a public bingo
Open bingos anyone can join. Pick one and you're in within seconds.
Create in five steps
From blank card to shared link.
The editor guides you through basics, the card, rules, design, and invitations. Everything shows live, exactly as your participants will see it.
Step 1 of 5 · Basics
Start with what the bingo is about.
Give the bingo a name, a tagline, and a category. Choose whether it's private, invite-only, or open via link. You see it take shape on the phone preview as you type.
- Name, feel, and visibility
- Live preview all the way
Step 2 of 5 · Rules
Decide how to win.
A full row, the entire card, a shared goal, or just for fun. Set points and choose what to include: comments, reactions, and the feed. Want more drive? Run the bingo in timed phases and lock squares until they're earned. Social over competitive — but you choose.
- Win condition, points, and bonuses
- Phases with timer and locked squares
Step 3 of 5 · Build the card
Fill the card, or let siglou suggest.
Write your own squares, or hit Generate suggestions when imagination runs dry. Click a square to edit the title, category, and points. The card updates as you type.
- Square suggestions when you're stuck
- 3×3 up to 7×7, or fully custom
Step 4 of 5 · Design
Give the bingo its own colors.
Pick a base color and siglou builds a full palette, light or dark. The card, tiles, and buttons all adjust automatically — and stay readable in every view.
- One color in, full palette out
- Custom theme on each card
Step 5 of 5 · Invite
Share the link and invite the crew.
Add a few names, or share a link and QR code. Participants don't need an account to join. When the checklist turns green, you're ready to go.
- Link or QR — no accounts to wait on
- Checklist that shows when everything's ready
The card and the crew
The fun happens on the card.
Once the bingo is live, you check off squares, follow the leaderboard, and cheer each other on in the feed. Works just as well on desktop as on mobile.
The crew and the feed
The social side lives in the feed.
Photos, proof, comments, and cheers — when someone completes a square, everyone sees it. Leaderboard, streaks, and teams competing quietly, or no winners at all — you choose. And badges like First square or Full row give small wins that keep more people going.
Being part of it
Joining is ridiculously easy.
Invitees don't need to do a thing — just click, check off, and cheer.
Check off a square
Completed a challenge? Tap the square, write a line about how it went, and upload proof if the card requires it.
Cheer and follow along
See what everyone else is doing in the feed, react to their wins, and keep an eye on the leaderboard. It's more fun together.
Who it's for
For the crew and for work.
Same tool, two ways to use it. Make something of everyday life, or make something of your team.
Friends and groups
Something fun to do together
A fitness challenge with friends, the family summer bingo, a bachelorette party, or just something to stay in touch. You set the rules — the app handles the rest.
- Your own challenges, completely free
- Everyone sees everyone's progress
- Reactions, badges, and leaderboard
Teams and companies
An activity that actually happens
Kickoff, wellness month, onboarding, or an office challenge. A shared goal that lives on after the meeting — and that people actually want to take part in.
- Custom theme and branding on the card
- Invite the whole team with one link
- Follow everything live — even on the big screen in the break room
You don't have to make it a big deal