RapidParty · Game day
Super Bowl Squares App
Start with an online 10x10 board. Invite your group to claim squares, lock the board to randomize the digits, and enter scores at the end of each quarter. Then give the game a gathering: a watch party, RSVPs, and a list of what everyone is bringing.
How Super Bowl Squares Work
- Set the two teams and rules. The host names the row and column teams and can limit squares per guest.
- Open the board. Guests claim squares before the host locks it.
- Lock and randomize. Each axis gets the digits 0–9 in random order.
- Record quarter scores. Match the last digit of each team's score to the two axes. Their intersection is the winning square.
For example, a score of 17–24 uses digits 7 and 4. Team orientation matters: use the column team's score for the column and the row team's score for the row.
The Board Comes First
Choose Superbowl Squares in the app store and use its event selection or creation flow. Friends, coworkers, and family can organize around the same board instead of passing around a paper grid.
The Party Comes Together
The RapidParty watch-party template starts with editable event text and a game-day request list. Pick your date and location, choose a hosted background design, and invite guests to bring food, drinks, and extra chairs.
Plan the full Super Bowl watch partySuper Bowl Squares Questions
Does the app take payments?
No. Price-per-square and payout notes are informational. The app does not collect money, hold funds, or pay winners. A no-money game keeps the focus on the score; any money-based activity must follow applicable laws and platform rules.
Are scores updated automatically?
No. The host enters quarter scores. The app uses those entries to identify winning squares; it does not provide a live sports-score feed.
Is this an official NFL product?
No. RapidParty is not affiliated with or endorsed by the NFL or its teams.
What should guests bring to the watch party?
Start with wings or a vegetarian main, chips and dip, non-alcoholic drinks, ice, plates, napkins, and extra seating. Put quantities on the item contribution list so guests can coordinate around what is still needed.