Partyngo

Preparation: At the start of a group event, participants use Partyngo to choose from 20 common scenarios that might occur during the event. These scenarios are tailored to fit the specific type of event, whether it's a party, road trip, conference, or any other gathering. Customization: Each participant can add one custom scenario to the preset list. Selection: Before setting off, the group assigns a member's name to each scenario. The top 9 scenarios, along with the names of associated members, are then added to a grid or "raster" in the app. Gameplay: As the event unfolds, participants log scenarios as they happen. Quick logging earns extra points, especially if others confirm the event. Conversely, incorrect logs that are denied by others result in a loss of points. Conclusion with Majority Vote: At the end of the event, participants review the scenarios and vote on whether they believe each one actually occurred. The majority vote determines the reality of each event. Points are awarded based on the majority decision, rewarding those who correctly anticipated or observed the actual happenings of the journey. Recap Creation: The app collects all the data from the selections, logs, and votes and inputs it into a Large Language Model (LLM). The LLM then generates a humorous and entertaining summary of the journey, which could also be turned into an animation. Game Objective: While points are a part of Partyngo, they're not the main focus. Instead, the game aims to increase awareness of recurring behaviors and create a memorable recap highlighting the journey's fun moments. Misdirection: Deliberately styled to resemble a drinking game, Partyngo is actually an "awareness game" designed to encourage participants to notice and reflect on the repeated patterns of behavior that emerge during social events.