One game, or a lineup
A single title like the Mini Crossword or Tilework, or a themed set across the daily lineup.
Brand Partnerships
Supertime is beginning exploratory conversations with brands about presenting sponsorships and co-branded, limited-time game content. We do not run traditional ad networks—we are building a small number of ways for a brand to become part of the day’s games rather than something to scroll past on the way to them.
Email contact@supertimeapp.com, or use the enquiry form below. These are early conversations—there is no rate card yet, and we would rather hear what you have in mind.
Offering
Present a daily game, or a set of them, for an agreed run.
Offering
Build a limited-time puzzle or theme together.
Approach
No third-party ad tech, no behavioral targeting.
A brand presents one of Supertime’s daily games—or a themed run across several—for an agreed period. The game stays the game. The sponsorship is an attribution and a moment around it, not an interruption inside it.
A single title like the Mini Crossword or Tilework, or a themed set across the daily lineup.
Sponsorships are scoped to a period rather than sold as ongoing inventory.
Results travel into group chats. A presenting moment travels with them.
The more interesting version: we build something together. A limited-time puzzle, a themed week, or original content in an existing format that is genuinely about the brand and still worth playing on its own terms.
A crossword, word list or logic puzzle built around a brand’s world, its launch or its moment.
Content that lives for a day, a week or a season, then retires.
Designed alongside the people who build the daily games, so it fits the format.
Every co-branded idea is scoped case by case. Nothing here is a standing product yet.
Supertime does not use third-party advertising networks in the app, and we do not sell personal information or share it for cross-context behavioral advertising. That is a commitment in our privacy policy, and brand partnerships do not change it.
What that rules out is most of the standard playbook: no programmatic inventory, no retargeting, no audience segments handed to a third party, no tracking a player across other apps. What it leaves is narrower and, we think, better—a brand attached to something people chose to spend time on.
We would rather run a handful of partnerships that fit the product than fill it with impressions.
Supertime is a daily habit played with people you know. Players choose a lineup of three to five games, play them in a few minutes, and share results into friend groups, group chats and leaderboards. The social layer is the point—most sessions end in a comparison with someone.
That is the context a partnership lands in: a short, deliberate, recurring moment with a highly engaged community, rather than an impression served beside unrelated content.
We are happy to talk specifics about reach and engagement under NDA. We would rather do that directly than publish numbers on a marketing page.
Tell us a little about what you have in mind. This opens an email to contact@supertimeapp.com with your answers filled in, so you can review it before it sends.
Supertime is early in this. If we do not think a partnership would work, we will say so rather than sell you something that does not fit.