Transform Your Culture
(in 3 Minutes)
Create a vibrant and inviting space for your team members to express themselves through the wonderful medium of rushed chicken-scratch doodles! No drawing skill required.
Everyone and anyone can participate at their own comfort level, whether as serial masterpiece makers, or as spectator connoisseurs of a regular stream of high quality, hilarious artworks. There's no forced icebreakers here.
The math is simple. People want to stay at a job that's fun. Give your teams a game event that everyone looks forward to.
The great flattener. Team silos crumble, job titles dissolve, organizational structures disintegrate. None of that matters when you only have 30 seconds left to post your "berserk alpaca".
Get your team together for 3 minutes, generate guffaws and bellows, celebrate, and then get back to work, energized with fresh grins and new connections!
How Does It Work?
The 3-Minute Animal app bot facilitates a regularly-scheduled game, right in your Slack channel.
Come game time:
The judge chooses an animal 🐬
The judge decides on an animal prompt. Hmm... "Delinquent dolphin?" Why not?! The sillier the better.
Everyone draws it ✍
Quick! You have 3 minutes to draw your wonderful rendition of the animal, and post it in the game channel. Shower your fellow contestants with emojis. Like, an embarrassing amount.
A winner is declared 👑
The judge picks the winning creation, and the winner becomes the judge next game! And, lo, the cycle of hilarity continues.
That's right, we're currently ironing out the wrinkles in private beta. But, hold onto your (preferably silly) hats! We'll be launching 3-Minute Animal soon enough. Stay tuned.
Wait, you want to try a beta installation and provide some feedback? Drop us a line!
What will you get? A cookie. Just kidding, we can't afford a cookie. Plus that would be pretty weird to receive a single cookie in the mail. It'd probably get all broken and gross. But please accept our gratitude instead.
You're going to want to see this for yourself. Install the Slack app, invite some team mates, and get a game going in less than... 3 minutes. Haha, see what I did there?