What ImmA can do today, honestly

Product pages describe the finished thing. This is the state of the actual one.

You can book one evening without talking to anybody. Pick a scenario, pick a date, pay, and it is yours. You get a private event with its own capacity, a guest list you invite by email, and a kit of QR sheets you print at home. Your guests play free. If nobody has started, you can move the date as many times as you like, and everyone already invited keeps their link and is told the new date.

That is the piece we are proudest of, because it is the one that needed no sales call.

Players need a phone and nothing else. No install. They scan a poster, join a team, and play. The characters answer in the team leader's language, and a player who reads another language gets it translated, so a mixed group can play together without splitting up.

Organizers get a live console. Who is where, which teams are stuck, what every character has been asked. You can nudge a team, adjust the economy mid-game if the room is moving slower than you expected, and see the contradictions people have found.

Architects get a workspace, not a text box. The map, the cast, the clues, the triggers and the end-game questions, with AI doing the first draft of each and a consistency checker that refuses to let a scenario ship with a clue nobody can reach.

What we are not claiming

We are not going to tell you how many events have run, because the number is small and quoting a small number as if it were a big one is the oldest trick on a landing page.

We are not going to promise features with dates.

And the platform is four months old, which means you will find rough edges. When you do, tell us: right now a bug report reaches the person who wrote the line.

The honest gaps

Discovery is the big one. A good scenario nobody finds is the failure we take most seriously and have not solved.

Physical logistics are the other. Somebody still has to walk the venue once and put the sheets where the checklist says. We have made that an afternoon rather than a week, which is a real improvement and not the same as making it nothing.

If you run a venue, a museum, a shop, a team offsite or a birthday, the fastest way to find out whether this works for you is to book one evening and run it. That is the whole reason it costs one payment and no conversation.