The bank your board game deserves.
No more counting paper money, no more arguing about who paid what. Bank of Play puts every balance on the table and every payment in a ledger nobody can dispute.
Built for the kitchen table.
Every payment lands in a shared ledger with a running balance. "You never paid me rent" stops being a debate and starts being a lookup.
Salaries wait on the table until they're claimed. The app keeps the books; the players play the game.
Paid the wrong person? Reverse it. The mistake stays in the history with the correction beside it, so the books still balance and nothing is ever quietly deleted.
Classic $200 or modern $2M — type it the way the board prints it. Press 2, press M, done.
Your hand stays private. The table stays honest.
The whole game runs on one device, passed round the table — the phone in your hand or the iPad propped in the middle of the board. Tap your card to act as yourself, hand it on, and with private balances switched on your numbers stay yours.
Open in under a minute.
Set the starting balance, the salary and the fees. Every figure is yours to change before the first card is dealt, and the fees can take your table's own names.
Everyone at the table gets a card: put a name on it and pick a look. One tap deals the starting balance to all of them.
Pay, request, collect. Claim your salary each lap, and the year-end statement shows exactly how the money moved.
Pick Classic and money reads $200 and $1,500. Pick Modern and it reads $200K and $2M — press 2, press M, exactly as the board prints it.
Two looks. Same bank.
Play Mint for the daylight crowd, Big Board for the late shift. Every player picks their own.
Now in beta.
Bank of Play is being tested on real game nights, on iPhone and iPad. There is no mailing list and nothing to sign up to — check back here.