Tell us your game.
Your name, your email and your game's website or itch.io page. Your studio and city are optional. About ten seconds.
For game makers
Tell us your game. People will be able to ask an AI how to play it, where to find you, and what you are building next.
It's one link. We research you and your game and turn it into an AI Business Card: a menu-driven app about you that runs in Grok or ChatGPT. Every player who opens it walks away with something worth keeping. It stays in their chat history, it promotes you, and it costs you nothing.
The takeaway that works for your game
A trailer gets scrolled past. A press kit gets lost. An AI Business Card gets used: a player asks it how your game works, it answers from your own pages, and it tells them where to find you. Then it stays in their chat history, like a card in a wallet. Put it on your game's page, in your Discord, your socials and your email signature, or on a QR code on a flyer. It runs on your player's own AI account, so it costs you nothing.
A new way to use AI for your game
Most business AI is a chatbot bolted onto a website: you pay for every chat, and it only lives on your site. An AI Business Card turns that around. It runs in your player's own private chat, in Grok from xAI or in ChatGPT, in the AI they already use, under their control. They ask what they want, when they want. The conversation is theirs, and it stays in their history. We never see it, and you pay nothing per chat.
It's as easy as 1 · 2 · 3
We research you, then build your card.
We read your website and the public pages that list you. Then we turn it into a friendly AI Business Card with a simple numbered menu: what the game is, how to play it, and how to reach you.
Share one link.
Put it on your game's page, your socials, or your email signature. Anyone who opens it gets your AI Business Card in Grok or ChatGPT.
We research every card. A little, or a lot.
Every AI Business Card starts with research, and every fact in it links to the page it came from. How much research goes in is the whole difference between free and $49.
Free
A little research
We read your own website and the public pages that list you: your profile, your directory listing, your license record. Your city tells us which town to look in, so we never mix you up with someone of the same name. Then we check every fact against its page.
$49, researched
A lot of research
We go well beyond your own pages: your town, your industry and the public record, whatever helps your customer decide. Every claim is checked against its source, the menus are built around what you do, and we test it in Grok before you get it.
What a lot looks like: 223 Hampshire, down to its zoning and historic tax credits
What it costs
AI Business Card
Free
A little research: your own website and the pages that list you, with a friendly numbered menu. Yours to keep and to share, free.
AI Business Card, researched
$49 one time
A lot of research: well beyond your own site, every claim checked, custom menus, tested in Grok before you get it, and one free revision.
Secure checkout by Stripe. Tell us your website there, and Dave writes back from team@tinycorp.ai to start.
No monthly fee, and no bill for each chat — your visitor's own AI pays for the conversation, not you.
You own it
Your app is a prompt — a page of plain-English instructions that tells the AI how to be your AI Business Card. It's yours. We host it for you at momatio.com/p/your-name at no charge, and that link is your app. Want to host it yourself instead? You can: it's a text file and a link. It's just a little geeky, so most people let us do it.
Why bother?
Top of mind. Every time someone opens your app, they spend a few minutes talking with a very capable AI about your game — what it is, why it might be for them, and how to reach you. That's attention a static web page rarely gets.
Safe for your game
- It only says what your own website says.
- It never mentions or knocks a competitor.
- It sends prices, release dates and policies to your own pages, so it never quotes them wrong.
- It never asks the AI to remember you after the chat. Some companies have been caught hiding that trick in "Summarize with AI" buttons; ours says what it does, out loud.
The kind of game it is for
Three real games from Momatio Play, each posted on X in early October. A card for a game like these answers the same three things: how to play it, where to find the maker, and what they are building next.
Arcade
Graveyard Pinball
A free-to-play 3D pinball game in the browser: flip a chrome ball through a haunted graveyard table with coffin slingshots, a skull-crypt portal, mini games and a dot-matrix display.
Posted on X by @Andersonmancini
Strategy
Expand TD
A tower defense roguelite you can play directly in the browser, on itch.io.
Posted on X by @DpsRainStudio
Simulation
Jelly Painting
A painted dessert cup with a wobbling fruit jelly: drag or shake it, orbit the view, switch between the Cherry and Kiwi themes.
Posted on X by @mesqme
We picked these from Momatio Play to show the kind of game a card is for. The makers have not endorsed this page. Want to see a working card first? Try the pitch in Grok: it will ask "Send this message?" first, so tap Send. Your players need a free Grok or ChatGPT account.
Questions
Which AI does it work in?
Grok and ChatGPT. We test both. Claude reads the link but treats it as a document to review, not an app to run.
What does it cost me to run?
Nothing. There's no monthly fee, and each chat runs on your player's own AI account.
How long does it take?
Dave reads every request himself and emails you the link the moment your app is live. A free card is short, so it's quick.
What's the difference between free and $49?
How much research goes in. A free card gets a little: your own website and the public pages that list you. A researched card gets a lot: your town, your industry and the public record, every claim checked, custom menus, tested in Grok, and one free revision.
Why is the research box already filled in?
So we know what kind of business you are before we start. We put in indie game developer. Change it to your studio's name if you have one, or leave it as it is. The city is optional too; leave it blank if you're online only.
How does it know what I'm building next?
Only from what you have said in public: your own website and the public pages that list you, like your itch.io page. If it isn't on those pages, the card won't say it.
Do I have to confirm my email?
No. Fill in the three boxes (the research box is optional) and you're done. Dave writes to the email you gave; just watch for team@tinycorp.ai.
Can I change it later?
Yes. Updates are one-time too, and we'll quote them by email.
Who builds it?
Dave Lalande at Momatio — one person, a lot of AI, and a human checking what ships.
Ready? It takes ten seconds.
Show me my card Try the pitch first
Rather email? Write to team@tinycorp.ai with your name and your game's website.