Passport template
How the passport board looks.
What it is
The layout and styling of the stamp board attendees see.
When to use it
A passport that looks like a form does not get played.
Step by step
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Start from a ready-made designSessions & Passport → Passport → Custom design → Designs
Click a design — a stamp grid, a bingo card, a travel passport and more — and it is tried on the phone with your own sessions and theme. Use this design copies it into your passport, Put back leaves it as it was, and nothing reaches attendees until you press Save. It is a copy, so later changes to the library never alter your passport — the Designs list tells you when a newer version is available.
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Edit the templateSessions & Passport → Passport → Custom design → Code
Code shows the template (Liquid) and the styles (CSS). The bar above them says whether it still renders, and Variables lists what a passport can use — click one to copy it. Switch back to Preview to see it on the phone.
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Or describe it and let AI write itSessions & Passport → Passport → Custom design → Design with AI
Say what you want — "a dark board with gold square stamps and a progress ring" — and it rewrites the template and the styles, shown on the phone. It already knows your sessions, colours and wording, so you only need to describe the idea; set up your sessions and wording first for the best result. A design takes around 40 seconds: what it is making types in first, then the board draws itself on the phone as it is written. Stop leaves your passport as it was. Every answer is a version: restore one from the chat, or step back with undo. Nothing reaches attendees until you press Save.
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Put it liveSessions & Passport → Passport → Attendees see
Custom design under Attendees see is what puts it in front of attendees, and it is saved with Save; choose Built-in board to go back. A design you leave unchosen is still saved with Save, ready for later. If the template ever fails to render, attendees see the built-in passport instead of an error.