One link, any place
Share one link in Slack, Teams, Zoom chat, e-mail or WhatsApp. It works for remote, hybrid and in-room teams.
Why teams like it
A game everyone can join in under a minute.
Just a nickname to join
Guests type a nickname and get their own 10 by 10 board. Every board has different snakes and ladders, and every board is equally hard. No app to download.
One shared clock
Each turn is a 20-second window. Everyone sees it start at the same second. A big-screen page shows the crowd for a projector or a shared video call.
Fair by design
Boards and dice come from a public random beacon. Nobody can choose or predict them. The software decides every winner, and cheating is very hard.
Gifts you pick
Choose a milestone square for a first prize, and gifts for the first five to reach the last square. Never a tie. You provide the gifts.
Your own moments
Add a message, a YouTube link, a video or audio file, or a lucky draw between turns. Great for an opening or a closing word.
Privacy by design
Guest names are erased within 24 hours of the game ending. We keep only the winners record and the organizer’s details for 365 days. We never e-mail guests and never sell data.
A report when it ends
The organizer gets a report link by e-mail a few minutes after the game ends, with a PDF to share.
Made for
Seven ways teams use it.
Virtual holiday party
A friendly game for the whole company, wherever people are.
All-hands opener
Start the meeting with something fun, then your message.
New-hire welcome
Help new people meet the team in a relaxed way.
Customer event
Keep guests engaged and show your brand between turns.
Friday team break
A short game to end the week together.
Family day
Families can join from their own phones.
Diwali party (India)
A festive game for teams celebrating together.
Questions
Good to know
How do I set up a game?
Easiest
Option 1: use the free AI assistant
Your own AI assistant builds a draft for you from a private work link. You check it, then publish and pay.
Option 2: set it up yourself
Work in the organizer console. Pick the time, size, gifts and turn length.
Do players pay or install anything?
No. Players never pay and there is no app to download. They open your link, type a nickname and get their own board. A mobile number is asked only if the organizer chose that.
Who gives the gifts?
You do, the organizer. Corporate Snakes and Ladders is software only. Players pay nothing. There is no real-money stake, no cash prize and no betting. We never hold or pay prize money.
Who decides the winners?
The software only. Phones work out winners from the public random numbers, and a win counts only when enough different phones agree. No person, including the organizer and us, can choose, change or remove a winner. Cheating is very hard.
How does the game play?
Every turn is a 20-second window. Each player taps to throw the dice and moves on their own board. Snakes take you down, ladders take you up. The dice come from a public random beacon, so nobody can know a throw in advance. The first to the milestone square wins a gift. The first five to reach the last square win 1st to 5th place. The game ends when the fifth place is decided.
How is the organizer verified?
Through the link or the 6-digit code we send to your work e-mail. There is no password to remember.
What happens to the data?
Guest names (and mobile numbers, if asked) are erased within 24 hours after the game ends. Backups clear within 7 days. We keep the winners record and the organizer’s details for 365 days, then delete them automatically. A game that never starts is treated the same way. Corporate Snakes and Ladders is designed to follow India’s DPDP Act, the EU GDPR and US state privacy laws such as the CCPA. Read the privacy summary.
Can people in other countries play?
Yes. Anyone with the link can play on their own phone, in any country.
How it works
From setup to winners, in five steps.
One organizer sets it up in a few minutes. Guests need only a phone and a link: no app to download.
- 1
Create the game
Sign in with your work e-mail. Pick the time, the size, the gifts and the turn length. Building and publishing are free. You pay once per game, before it starts. No yearly plan.
- 2
Share one link
Send it in Slack, Teams, Zoom chat, e-mail or WhatsApp, or show it on a big screen.
- 3
Guests join with a nickname
They open the link, type a nickname and get their own board. One board per phone.
- 4
Throw the dice
Every turn is a 20-second window. Tap to throw, and watch your pawn climb ladders and slide down snakes.
- 5
Winners and report
The software finds every winner. You hand over the prizes yourself. A report arrives by e-mail.