This Ad Remembers Every Tap — Variables, No Code

A variable is how a playable ad remembers what the player did — here, every stamp on a coffee card, all the way to a free coffee on the End Card. Built in Playable Ads Maker, no code.

  • Short
  • 0:38
  • 2 chapters
  • Captions in 18 languages
  • Published Sep 15, 2026
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Tap the cup, and the card counts every stamp. At five, a free coffee unlocks.

A variable is a named value your ad remembers while it plays: a number, a piece of text, or true or false.

Variables belong to the whole project, so every scene can read them, the End Card included. They start fresh every time the ad is played.

Want the finished version? The coffee loyalty template does all of this and more: a double-tap bonus, a happy hour, and a reward on its End Card. Remix it, and make it yours.

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