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AIPunch

The game is ours. So is the table.

AIPunch was made by the people building Table42 — a club for meeting people in real life, over coffee, lunch or a pizza, in your own city. You can ask for a place at it now. This page says what that actually means before you do.

Create an account

An email address, a password and your city. It takes a minute, and nothing you write is visible to anybody but us until you are accepted.

AIPunch

Three things before you start

This is a real application
Not a newsletter and not a queue. You write a profile and you ask for a place
A person reads it
By hand, one at a time, and you get an answer either way, with a reason
The game is not the club
Playing AIPunch buys you nothing here and skips nothing. It is how you found us

We would rather tell you this now than have you find it out after signing up. There is no score to carry over, no rank and no head start, and nobody is turned away for never having played.

AIPunch

What happens after you do

01

You create an account

An email address, a password, and one click on the confirmation link. One sitting, and you are done with the part that is a form.

02

You fill in a real profile

A few honest sentences about who you are. While you are waiting, what you write is visible to nobody but us.

03

We read it and answer

Every account is accepted by hand. If a profile is not enough yet you get the reason rather than silence, and you can fix it and apply again.

04

Your city opens

You can apply from anywhere on earth, and you will be read wherever you live. Tables happen once enough people and enough places in one city have been accepted, and Utrecht is first. If your city is not running yet, we say so on the day you are accepted rather than leaving you guessing.

Ready when you are.

If you would rather read first, the rest of the site says what is being built and how far along it honestly is.

AIPunch and Table42 are made by the same people, and the two accounts are separate: nothing you did in the game is carried across, and making one here does not change anything there.