Brand
Temvo is a daily game of pure time perception. If you're writing about it or linking to it, here are the essentials.
The name
Temvo, said TEM-vo. One word, capital T. It's “Temvo,” not “the Temvo app” or “Temvo Timer.”
In a line
Temvo is a free daily game that tests how well you can sense the passage of time, across five quick rounds, with no clock to watch.
Longer, if you need it
Temvo is a browser-based daily game about time perception. Each day serves the same five rounds to every player: judge how long a hidden timer ran, stop a clock on a target time, reproduce an interval you heard, hold a beat after it goes silent, and stop a timer dead on 9.99. Every round hides the clock at the moment it matters, so what's being measured is your internal sense of duration rather than your reading speed. Rounds are scored on precision from 0 to 100, and the five add up to a daily total out of 500 that players share as a grid of coloured squares. It's free, needs no account, and runs on any modern phone or desktop browser.
The facts
- What it is: a daily time-perception game, played in the browser.
- Price: free, no account, no download, supported by advertising.
- Platforms: any modern browser, built for phone and desktop alike.
- Length: a daily run is five rounds and takes about two minutes.
- Modes: Guess, Hit, Echo, Tempo, and 9.99. The names stay in English in every language.
Colors
Each mode owns a signature color. The light-theme values:
- Guess#b0481f
- Hit#2c6e8f
- Echo#4d6a2c
- Tempo#7c4170
- 9.99#a93a33
Using the wordmark
The wordmark is the word itself, set in Space Grotesk bold. Give it room, keep it on a plain background, and use it in a single flat colour: the ink colour of whatever surface it sits on, or the accent orange. Please don't stretch it, outline it, add a gradient or a drop shadow, or rebuild it in another typeface.
Screenshots and results
Screenshots of the game and of your own result grid are welcome anywhere, including in commercial articles and videos, with no permission needed. A link back to playtemvo.com is appreciated but not required. What we ask you not to do is rebuild the game, ship a clone under a different name, or present Temvo as your own product.
Contact
Press, partnerships, or anything else: hello@playtemvo.com.