Keliplay documentation

Keliplay lets you run short branded games on your website or in your app: a prize wheel, a quiz, a prediction, an arcade game. Players play, you choose winners or hand out coupons, and your own systems hear about it as it happens.

These docs cover two jobs. If you run campaigns, start with the dashboard guide. If you build the integration, start with the Quickstart.

QuickstartPut a game on a page in about fifteen minutes.

ConceptsChannels, campaigns, players and plays, and how they fit together.

Use the dashboardCreate campaigns, brand them, set prizes and run draws.

API referenceEvery endpoint you can call with an API key.

How it fits together

1. In the dashboard you create a channel, the spot on your site where games appear, and one or more campaigns inside it. Each campaign is a game with your settings, branding and prize.
2. You paste the channel’s embed snippet into your page once. Whichever campaign is live on that channel is what players see, so changing campaigns never needs a code change.
3. When a signed-in user opens the page, your backend asks the Keliplay API for a short-lived client token for that user. The game uses it to play.
4. When something happens, such as a finished play, a draw or a coupon handed out, Keliplay sends a webhook to your backend.

What you can build

Games

Ten games across luck, quiz, skill and prediction. See the game catalogue.

Prizes and draws

Pick winners by highest score, at random, or by who predicted correctly. Every draw is recorded and can be verified.

Coupons

Hand out codes automatically when a player qualifies, from a pool you upload or codes Keliplay generates.

Your brand

Your colours, logo, fonts and wording on every game, plus a page before and after each play.