Roblox meets TikTok.
For real-life games.

A two-sided platform for
real-world play.

Like Spotify and Netflix, but for the games people play in the same room — with one side that plays and one side that builds.

Every platform captured digital play.
Nobody captured the room.

No real-life game — charades, cards, drawing, guess-who, the games your family invented — has ever been captured, structured, templated, remixed, replayed and kept as a memory. It was impossible before AI.

Spotify did it for songs.
Bingmong does it for play.

A powerfully curated library of every classic game we love — organised by category, taxonomy and occasion, the way Spotify and Netflix organised music and film. Discover it, play it, share it.

Share spans the whole spectrum — from a 30-second peekaboo with a baby to an epic Survival-Trials birthday — captured and sent to everyone who was there.

Tell the AI the vibe.
It builds the game.

Give the AI a little context — it remixes or invents the game, structures every round, and captures the whole run-of-show so it replays and remixes forever.

The moat is the graph of real plays —
AllTrails for play.

The AI generator is a commodity. The defensible asset is the proprietary record of which games actually work — for whom, where, and with what outcome. Every play, remix and memory compounds it. No one else is collecting this.

A big, real wallet — the money
already spent on gathering.

We don't need a new behaviour or a new budget. We intermediate spend that already happens around social gatherings and experiences.

TAM anchors on a single published market (events); adjacent markets show expansion, not an additive stack. SAM is a Bingmong estimate; SOM is a Year-5 target, not a forecast.

Everyone owns one corner.
We own the intersection.

Where each one stops.

The closest pure "feed of games" (Playbyte, ~$4M) had to pivot off the cold screen-feed. We don't build it cold — the feed turns on as real plays accrue. Competitor facts from public reporting; see appendix.

One tool, a rising money motive —
climbed one city at a time.

Same product, four host rungs. Each rung adds a bigger reason to bring money through the rail. We win local density before we widen.

Bingmong 001: Leon's birthday is our first design partner — the live proving ground. The public feed is the front door (acquisition funnel), measured views → game-save → host-intent → booked — never DAU vs. TikTok.

Same place. Same people.
Never the same night.

Our unfair distribution: founder/co-founder Shahrooz built Liven / Nomni — a hospitality platform powering 35,000+ venues across AU, SE-Asia and the US. Bingmong turns those venues into hosts: the AI runs an always-fresh game night, lifting spend, dwell and repeat visits. A venue's biggest enemy is "we've done this" — infinite AI-varied games kill that forever.

nomni.ai ↗ Liven liven.love ↗

One economy — players, creators,
venues & brands, settled in BMG.

Everyone who touches real-world play is in one loop. Content (games + captured plays) is the asset that compounds; the BMG token + the Airwallex cash rail are the connective tissue. We take a margin on the flow.

Built and live — pointed at the first city.

This is a working product, not a concept deck. The platform is deployed; the first real event is the proving ground.

Honest status: pre-revenue, pre-launch on paid GMV. Next 6 months — run the first real events, turn on the rail, and prove host → booked conversion in one city.

AUD $100k → the first city, proven.

Latitude 37 is AUD $100k, equity-free. The product is already built and live, and the founder builds with AI — so $0 goes to a dev team. Every dollar buys activation, not headcount. Runway: ~9 months to a repeatable first-city template.