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For groups of seven or more deciding on an event, a venue, a date. Votes stay hidden until the reveal, so nobody waits to see which way the room leans.
Habibi is a little yellow pager-style box that turns a group decision into a ten-second ritual. Everyone votes at once, nobody sees anyone else's vote, and the answer appears for the whole room, from a table of four to a theatre of 300.
Drag to rotate. Push the reveal slide, switch modes, or explode it to see the e-ink panel and ESP32 inside.
For groups of seven or more deciding on an event, a venue, a date. Votes stay hidden until the reveal, so nobody waits to see which way the room leans.
Hand a Habibi to every seat at a screening, up to 300. The audience reacts in the moment and the host projects the tally before the Q&A.
Estimate story points with a satisfying click instead of a browser tab. Simultaneous reveal; a wide spread flashes so the team knows to talk it out.
Every handset talks straight to one hub. The hub broadcasts each round, handsets wake, send one tiny vote and go back to sleep. No Wi-Fi to join, no phones. Friends in different cities? A cloud relay stands in for the hub.
The hub lives in the dock. For teams, friends and film clubs.
A hub with HDMI out to the projector, plus charging crates. Handed out at the door, collected at the exit. For cinemas, festivals and town halls.
No extra hardware. Each Habibi joins a room code over home Wi-Fi, or through a phone over Bluetooth, and a cloud relay runs the round.
A 90s pager you clip to your belt: sanded-smooth 3D-printed shell, crisp e-ink screen, five rubber pill keys, and an ESP32-C6 inside, so it's hackable down to the last line. The hub runs on a Raspberry Pi.
Habibi Pack for teams, Theatre Kit for venues. Pricing and the first-batch date go to the waitlist first.
You're on the list. We'll buzz you.