The message is the mission
Recycling, road safety, health screening, voter info. The behaviour you want is the thing being played.
Public Sector & Civic · Public Campaigns
Posters and paid media get seen. ReadySet turns a public campaign into something residents play across their own city over days or weeks, and gives you participation data instead of impressions.

Why campaigns play
Recycling, road safety, health screening, voter info. The behaviour you want is the thing being played.
One code, no account, no download hurdle. Reaches the residents who ignore campaign microsites.
Missions run in the languages your community actually speaks.
Participation, completion, and geographic reach reported per district instead of estimated.
How a campaign runs
Residents join from a poster, a bus stop, or a school letter, and play whenever it suits them during the campaign window.

Attendees download the ReadySet app, enter the event code, and join, no account required.

Auto-balanced or self-picked teams of 4–8. Color, name, and avatar locked in seconds.

Your venue, lit up with checkpoints, missions, and rival teams moving in real time.

Photo, video, trivia, AR, head-to-head, designed around your event. Fast, surprising, sharable.

Live ranking, surprise twists, and a finale moment the room remembers.
Easy for the campaign team
We turn campaign goals into missions, map them across districts, and keep the whole run editable while it is live.
City-wide or district by district
Run one shared campaign or compare neighbourhoods on the same leaderboard.
Days or weeks, not one afternoon
Long play windows so participation builds instead of peaking once.
Inclusive by design
Step-free routes, low-effort alternatives, and all-ages mission wording.
Edit while it runs
Swap a checkpoint, extend the window, or add a mission mid-campaign from one dashboard.
Event control
LiveWeeks
Campaign play window
What campaign teams see
Weeks
Participation window
0
Accounts to create
Per district
Reach reporting
All ages
One shared format
“We finally had numbers on who took part, not just how many people might have seen a poster.”
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Your event, unforgettable
A 30-minute call is enough to design exactly what your guests will be doing, and posting about, on the day.