Pepebets.com is the featured project in our Brainbaby App Builder showcase. Its public experience brings short competitive games into the browser: choose a game, find your format and step onto the court. The current free-play beta includes Arena Football and Orb Rush, with 1v1 and 2v2 formats.
This showcase looks at the product experience around the game: the first visit, the invitation to play, the way friends find each other and the information players need between matches. Those connected journeys are where an app idea becomes a web product people can understand.
Pepebets.com: a browser-first game experience
The homepage starts with a direct invitation: play free and prove your skill. An automated preview shows the football court in motion, while the game choices explain what a visitor can try. The public site presents two-minute formats, private lobbies with invite codes, drop-in courts and a ranked ladder.
The important design decision is the path between those choices. A visitor should be able to tell whether they are watching a preview, entering a free game, joining friends or choosing ranked play. Clear labels give each action a purpose before the player commits to it.
What our Brainbaby App Builder showcase highlights
Our approach to app building starts with a complete user journey. Describe the audience, the action they want to take and the result they expect. Turn that brief into screens that can be previewed, discussed and refined, then review the systems needed to make the experience work.
Pepebets offers a concrete example for that discussion. A game page needs more than a play button: it needs understandable modes, room discovery, invitations, player identity and useful feedback when a match is not ready. The interface and the infrastructure have to support the same product decisions.
Brainbaby brings app-building and coding workflows into its wider AI workspace. This showcase illustrates the kind of product thinking we bring to those workflows; it does not claim that a prompt alone replaces engineering, testing or release review.
A clear picture of the current release
At the time of this showcase, 9 October 2026, Pepebets labels Free and Ranked as free-play beta experiences. Its public page says Premier paid competition is not open and that deposits, paid-match settlement and withdrawals are unavailable. The showcase focuses on the browser interface and the free-play product currently presented to visitors.
That distinction matters when presenting software work. A visible interface, a playable experience and a future product mode are different stages. A useful showcase makes the current stage clear and gives visitors a direct route to inspect the product themselves.
Bring your next web-app idea to Brainbaby Labs
If you are planning a game, community platform or interactive web application, start with the journey you want users to complete. Brainbaby Labs can discuss the interface, backend, integrations and first-release scope together. Bring your product brief and the constraints you already know; we will use them to shape a practical next step.