Daily Refuel
A round takes five minutes. Coming back takes a reason.
Three small things are waiting the next morning. None of them is a streak you can break, and none of them sends you a notification.
One
A joke, and thirty seconds to say what you thought of it
Rate the one below. It works here, on this page, and it is the same rule the app uses.
Why do programmers prefer dark mode? Because light attracts bugs.
The team average is hidden until you rate.
A number you saw first is a number you would have agreed with, so the app withholds it until you have given yours.
Two
One question, answered across a morning
Your team gets the same question and answers it whenever they get to it. This is what that looks like by lunchtime.
What went better than you expected this week?
- Priya08:12
The migration finally ran clean on the first try. I have been dreading it since Monday.
- Tom09:40
Someone had already written the runbook I was about to write. Two hours back.
- Dan11:05
Nothing broke while I was on leave, which I am choosing to take as a compliment.
- Ana12:31
A customer replied to say the fix worked. That almost never comes back around.
4 of 5 answered
A real prompt from the product. The four answers under it are written for this page: there is no team to read on a marketing page, and we are not going to borrow somebody’s.
Three
Badges that come out of playing, not out of logging in
Earned once and kept. Nothing here is taken back because a team was renamed or a threshold was retuned, and nothing is listed before it can actually be earned.
- First GamePlayed your first gameCounting now
- First WinWon a gameCounting now
- Good CompanySomeone you invited joined your teamCounting now
Every badge here can be earned today. More appear as the things behind them start counting, because a badge you cannot earn is not an achievement, it is an advertisement.
Free for every team. No card, no seat count.
Set your team's time, share one link, and the next round is waiting at the hour you chose. If nobody plays it twice, you have lost one round and learned something.