How it works
Four steps to a reveal nobody forgets.
Create & share a code
Set up in two minutes and send one code. No app, no accounts — works on any phone.
Everyone joins as a baby
Each family member toddles into the virtual nursery as a tiny baby — wearing their own live face.
Tap to run!
Mama looks away — TAP like crazy and your baby sprints down the 3D track (scream along for the video!). She turns — hands off, or get caught! 💥
Top score reveals
Race points + quiz points crown a champion — they peek at the secret first, then share it live while every face is on screen. 🎀💙
How the race works
Loud, silly, and zero skill required — grandparents welcome.
Green light — TAP!
Mash the screen and your baby sprints. Scream along — it all goes in the memory video.
Red light — HANDS OFF
Mama spins around. One tap and you're knocked back down the track!
Tap power-ups
Keep mashing to charge a boost and rocket past the family.
Champion reveals
Race points + quiz points crown the champion — they peek at the secret, then reveal it live.
For every family, everywhere
Built for the people you love, not for tech experts.
No app for your family
They tap the link you send. It opens in their phone's browser. No download, no sign-up, no password.
Grandma-proof
The whole game is ONE thing: tap the screen. If she can open a WhatsApp link, she can play — and probably win.
Miles away, or same sofa
Family in another country joins the same room. All together in one house? That works too — everyone plays on their own phone.
You keep the movie
The reactions get cut into one shareable video automatically. Nobody has to film anything.
Private by default
Only people with your code can join, and the gender stays sealed until your winner shares it — even from you-know-who.
Free to host, free to play
No card, no trial, no hidden anything. Make a reveal and send the link.
Common questions
The things families ask before the big day.
Does my family need to download an app?
No. You send a link (or a 6-letter code). It opens straight in their phone's browser — no download, no account, no password. They just type a name and they're in.
My parents aren't good with technology. Will they manage?
Yes. Once they're in, the entire game is tapping the screen — that's it. There's a 3-2-1 countdown that tells them exactly what to do, and the rules are on screen the whole time.
Can we play if we're all in the same room together?
Absolutely — it's brilliant in one room. Everyone plays on their own phone and you'll hear the whole house screaming at once. Put the host's screen on the TV so everyone can watch the race together.
How many people can play?
About 8–12 with cameras on is the sweet spot. More can join to watch and vote in the quiz. Everyone needs their own phone to race.
What do we actually get at the end?
A memory video, built automatically on the host's device: the cast intros, the race replay, everyone's message to the baby, and the reveal with all the real reactions. Download it or share it straight to WhatsApp or Instagram.
Can the parents-to-be play without spoiling it?
Yes — the gender is sealed. Nobody sees it, not even during the game. Only the winner peeks at it privately at the very end, and then they reveal it to everyone at once.
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