Six visual pairs
Upload a different product or campaign object for each pair. The same image appears on the two matching cards.
Make your products the matching pairs.
Create a branded memory game with six distinct product, menu or campaign images. Players find matching pairs, reach your chosen reward level and receive the next step you configured.
Free to customize. Publish one game for one calendar month for $25.
Build a free draft. Check publishing availability in your editor.
A clear reward threshold
Set the score required for each reward. One found pair is worth 25 points; a full board is 150 points.
Results you can reconcile
See verified rounds, issued reward codes and staff redemptions. Record the qualifying order separately when a code is used.
Try a complete matching game
This florist example uses six visual pairs and unlocks its sample reward after three matches. Play the real round; no contact details or prize claims are saved in the demo.
TRY A COMPLETE MATCHING GAMESAMPLE · NO REAL PRIZES
This florist example uses six visual pairs and unlocks its sample reward after three matches. Play the real round; no contact details or prize claims are saved in the demo.
A short game with a concrete business next step
The game works best when the invitation, visual pairs and reward all belong to the same campaign. Decide what should happen after the round before choosing the artwork.
Open from a QR code or link
The player opens the browser game without installing an app or creating an account.
Find matching pairs
Twelve cards contain six pairs. The round lasts up to 60 seconds and each match adds 25 points.
Claim the configured offer
A qualifying score can unlock a unique reward code. You choose the reward, stock, validity and conditions before publishing.
BRAND AND CONTENT
Build recognition into the board
Use a set people can distinguish at a glance. Six different products, ingredients, flowers, packages or event objects work better than near-identical logo variants.
- Six separate matching-pair images, uploaded or generated one at a time
- Background, card treatment, accent colour, campaign title and logo
- Reward label, score threshold, stock, validity and full conditions
- English, Russian or both for the player-facing campaign
Where a matching game earns its place
Product range discovery
Place several recognizable products inside one round so the campaign feels tied to what the business actually sells.
Example: six drinks, bouquet details or package designs.A staffed waiting moment
Use a short round while an order is prepared, then let staff verify the code before handing over a small same-visit extra.
Example: message card, dip, topping or sample while stock lasts.A reason for the next visit
Put the QR on packaging or a receipt and offer a code that remains valid for a realistic return window.
Example: an upgrade with the next eligible purchase.Event participation
Use campaign objects as pairs and connect a completed round to a staffed giveaway or a clearly described follow-up.
Example: six products, features or stand objects.MEASUREMENT
Measure the path, not a vague engagement score
Tapmello records campaign activity. To judge the business result, compare redemptions with the orders and campaign costs kept in your own systems. A completed game is not automatically a sale.
- QR visits
- Verified rounds
- Codes issued
- Rewards redeemed
$25 for one calendar month
- No per-player fee
- Public link, QR code and reward-code management
- The month starts when you publish
Practical questions
Can I use my own product photos on the cards?
Yes. Upload one image for each of the six pairs. A clean, centered object with transparent surroundings is easiest to recognize on a small mobile card.
Does every player receive a reward?
Only if the player reaches a reward threshold while stock remains. You choose the thresholds, available quantity, validity and conditions.
Can people play without registering?
Yes. Playing does not require an account. If your campaign needs contact details, configure the requested fields and timing before publication.