The full story of the game and the plan — on this one page.
A word game that gets to know you.
AI-composed word quizzes for short sessions — ten languages, age-aware play, and a question pool that stays fresh for every player.
To release, learn from real players, and test repeatable growth.
No signup needed to try the web game.
Composed for this player, right now.
A real game, not a pitch-only prototype.
Short, satisfying word-quiz sessions with questions adapted to each player. The web game is live; the mobile release stays a milestone until it ships — never a claim.
Personalized question flow
Generated from interests, age band and weak spots — then validated for quality and deduplicated.
Play modes with a purpose
Topic quizzes, stage progression and competitive modes — availability confirmed per release, not assumed.
Age-aware experience
Content filtering and difficulty bands designed for kids and teens.
Fresh questions. A reason to return.
The hypothesis is simple: relevant questions make a short session feel personal. Stage 1 measures whether that turns into repeat play — before any acquisition spend.
Personalize
Interests & level
Validate
Quality & dedup
Measure
Return sessions
Start with evidence. Earn the right to scale.
Quiz is an evergreen format. The edge to test: personalized content, age-aware play and multilingual foundations — validating one channel and one core audience before widening the plan.
What Stage 1 must prove
- RetentionDo players come back on Day 1, Day 7 and Day 30?
- AcquisitionWhat does it cost to acquire a player who stays?
- MonetizationWill players pay for unlimited play or premium bundles?
No vanity metrics.
User counts, retention and revenue are not presented as achieved results. Stage 1 exists to establish a credible baseline with real cohorts.
Measure first · Scale second
Milestones with decision gates.
Targets and release dates are finalized against the actual release status and budget.
- 01ReleaseNext
Complete the mobile launch checks
Store policy, device testing, release readiness and the support plan.
- 02LearnMeasure
Measure early-user cohorts
Establish D1 / D7 / D30 retention and session frequency.
- 03TestGated
Run controlled acquisition experiments
CAC and retention thresholds agreed before spend increases.
- 04DecideEvidence
Test paid conversion
Package conversion and net revenue on real transactions.
A 12-month runway to validate the business.
Seeking $25,000–$30,000 for Stage 1. The breakdown below is a planning estimate, not audited financials.
Illustrative allocation at $30,000
Founder time & operations
Full-time execution and live operations
Marketing experiments
CAC & retention data vs. agreed thresholds
AI & tools
Question generation capacity and tooling
Contingency reserve
Spent deliberately, never silently
Hosting & infrastructure
Production database, web serving, monitoring
Release prep & QA
Launch checks, device testing, tooling
Line items sum to $30,000 (100%) at the top of the range; at $25,000 the same ratios scale down proportionally. The itemized monthly plan is reviewed together in the private briefing.
No Stage 2 commitment is assumed.
Model the engine — then replace assumptions with data.
Free play can build reach; paid bundles and advertising are monetization hypotheses to test, not results to promise.
Free experience
Player acquisition & engagement.
Paid bundles
Conversion, pricing & net receipts.
Advertising
Network eligibility, eCPM & fill.
All revenue scenarios and break-even calculations require an arithmetic and market-access review before investor use.
Built with focus. Executed with AI assistance.
One independent founder leads product, client, backend, question engine, admin and release work — AI-assisted implementation keeps the burn low and the pace high.
Investment structure
- Initial terms are open for discussion.
- Ownership and entity status to be verified in legal review.
- Reporting rights to be agreed in writing.
- No guaranteed return or finalized offer.
Try the product. Then talk numbers.
Play the live web game, then ask for the investor briefing — review the evidence as it becomes available.
A clear, founder-led conversation
- Product demo
- Budget assumptions
- Release plan
- Open questions
Quick questions? Ask the assistant.
The site assistant answers common questions about the product, the plan and the budget — strictly from owner-approved facts.
The full pitch deck
Want the complete story in one read?
The 19-section investor deck — product, engagement loop, business scenarios and the ask — in one sitting.
Request a private briefing.
Tell us who you are and what you want to review — you will get a direct answer from the founder.