Creating your first batch

Open the create page, type a name, and you have a working batch with a public link. There is no account step, no template to choose and no setup wizard.

Create it

Go to Create, give the batch a name, and confirm. The batch exists immediately and already has a shareable link.

You do not need an account for this. If you want the batch saved to an account so it appears in a dashboard and cannot be lost with your browser data, claim it with an email address at any point - nothing you have built is discarded when you do.

Add your codes

Inside the editor, add codes one at a time, or paste a list to add several at once.

Each code has a name and a number. What the number means is up to you - points, amount raised, laps, votes. You can change any of it later.

If you would rather not type everyone in yourself, turn on self-registration in the batch's settings. That gives you a join link people can use to add themselves, and each person gets their own row.

Share the link

Every batch has a public link. Anyone can open it on any device without signing in, installing anything, or being invited.

Open the same link full-screen on a TV or projector and it scales up for the room. It updates live for everyone watching, so you never have to tell people to refresh.

If it says the limit is reached

Free batches hold a limited number of codes, and the limit is enforced strictly: the batch refuses the new code and tells you, rather than accepting it and hiding the overflow. If a paste of twenty names would go over the cap, the whole paste is refused rather than importing the first few and silently dropping the rest - a partial import that looks like a success is much worse than a clear refusal.

To raise the cap you can upgrade the single batch with a one-time purchase, buy a pass for the length of your event, or subscribe. The pricing page compares all three.