Departments sit at the same tables at every event and never actually mix.
Shuffle players into random teams with one setting, so marketing ends up next to engineering whether they like it or not.
New hires and old-timers don't bond over a slideshow. Findyst turns your offsite or onboarding day into a scavenger hunt with randomly shuffled teams, so people from different departments are forced to talk, laugh, and remember each other's names.
The same three problems come up at every offsite.
Departments sit at the same tables at every event and never actually mix.
Shuffle players into random teams with one setting, so marketing ends up next to engineering whether they like it or not.
Printing lists and manually scoring submissions eats hours you don't have before a recurring onboarding session.
Points and auto-graded text challenges tally themselves, and duplicating last quarter's game takes a minute instead of a rebuild.
Dead air between keynote sessions is where conference attendees start checking their phones and drifting off.
A quick, phone-based challenge keeps a live leaderboard running during breaks, so there's a reason to stay in the room.
Start from a template or duplicate last quarter's game. Choose random team shuffling to force department mixing, or pre-assign teams yourself.
Employees join by scanning a QR code, with nothing to install on a work phone. The live leaderboard and activity feed keep the energy up between challenges.
Project the live photo slideshow during the closing session. Download every photo and share a branded leaderboard afterward.
Prompts built for getting strangers to actually talk to each other.
Find a colleague who speaks a language you don't and take a selfie with them
Find someone on another team with the same birth month as you
Form a human pyramid with four teammates from a different department
Film your team's 30-second pitch for a completely made-up product
Find the person who's worked here the longest and get a photo with them
Answer this trivia question about the company's founding year
“New hires used to sit alone at lunch for a week. After the onboarding hunt, they already had inside jokes with three other departments.”
Yes. Randomly shuffle every player into new teams with one setting before the game starts.
This is the fastest way to break up existing cliques at an offsite or onboarding day. If you'd rather control the groupings yourself, pre-assigned teams work too.
No. They scan a QR code and play in their browser, with no app store and no account approval.
That matters for locked-down corporate devices. IT doesn't need to whitelist anything, and there's nothing to uninstall after the event.
Yes. Duplicate any past game with one click and tweak the challenges instead of rebuilding from scratch.
Keep a library of your best icebreakers and swap in new challenges each quarter so the format doesn't go stale.
No facilitator script, no printed handouts. Just a QR code and a game that actually mixes your team.
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