Turn playlists into QR music cards for guessing games
The free endless dive trivia game where the rarest answer wins
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Pricing model
Paid
Free
Pricing
Digital PDF: €13 for up to 500 cards. Printed A4 sheets: from €19. Printed cards: from €21 for 50 cards, €67 for 500 cards. Gift box: €6.99 (discounted for multiple boxes). QRGames! add-on: €5 per playlist. App Designer: €9 one-time account upgrade.
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Key features
Support for Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Tidal and Deezer playlists
Customizable card design with personal photos, logos and fonts
Digital PDF format for instant home printing
Free companion app for iOS and Android to scan and play cards
Music Bingo, Music Trivia and Music Timeline game modes
Verified release years checked by AI and manual review
Up to 10 different card designs in a single deck
App Designer to customize the app's appearance with personal branding
Optional gift box with custom lid design and personal message
Seven prompts per dive with 25 seconds each
Six rarity scoring tiers from Plankton to One in a Krillion
Ocean depth visualization showing score as metres descended
Five real ocean zones from Sunlit Shallows to Hadal Trench
Unlimited mode for endless practice dives
Daily dive with same prompts for everyone
Multiplayer with pass-and-play or online rooms
Practice mode with no time pressure
Question bank with 172 hand-built questions
No account required; play as guest
What makes it different
Advanced AI algorithm for accurate release year determination with manual verification
One-time purchase with no subscription or recurring fees
Ability to add songs to existing orders after purchase
Compatibility with Hitster cards and other QR music card games in the app
Earn discount credits by sharing playlists with the community
Rewards rare answers rather than just knowledge or speed
Never reveals answer lists to preserve mystery
Completely free with no premium tier or paywall
Score visualized as real ocean descent through five zones