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Dailies: Daily games with friends and family, in your texts

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50m agoHN ↗

Introducing Dailies - our daily game platform that lives in your texts and on the web (soon, iOS + Android too).

We think of it like Instinct for games. You can play and play create games like Wordle and Landmarkr with your friends & family, and everyone's synced up in an iMessage group.

It's essentially micro gaming - small scale games, on a massive scale, with agents directing traffic.

The team and I make Landmarkr (https://landmarkr.app), which is a daily geography game, and we've learned a lot about why people love daily games, what makes them come back every day, and the lack of a clear, unified hub to 1) play, 2) log scores, 3) compete/compare with peers.

Dailies is invite-only for now - we're working on scaling up its capabilities over the next 1-2 weeks. If you come from HN, we'll get you off the waitlist ASAP!