Wafflr lets you host a self-managed prize draw, a “waffle,” for an item you own. It's free for members and not open to the general public. Every waffle has a real item, a fixed number of spots and a hard deadline. When the spots fill or the deadline hits, spots close and a winner is drawn.
Heads-up: raffles, lotteries and prize draws are regulated in many places. Organisers are responsible for following local laws, including permits, limits on paid entries and free-entry requirements. Only list items you own. miSocial isn't a party to any waffle.
No draws yet. Each draw is logged here.
Demo with sample members. No money, no real prize, nothing is saved.
How many spots? What's it worth? When does it close? Half the questions in the thread are the same three.
A name gets picked off-camera and the doubts start. Hard to show a fair draw.
Open giveaways attract accounts that were never going to show up to collect.
Every listing shows what the prize is worth, set by the organiser.
The organiser caps the spots. Everyone can see how many are taken and how many are left.
When it hits, spots close. No extensions, no “one more hour.”
See the actual item and read the details before you grab a spot.
When spots fill or the deadline hits, a winner is drawn at random.
Free for members, not open to the general public. Everyone taking part is a miSocial member.
List an item you own with real photos and a description. Set the total value, cap the spots and set a deadline.
Members see the value, spots left and time remaining, and grab a spot while there are some left.
When the spots fill or the deadline hits, spots close and a winner is drawn.
Wafflr gives you the tools. Running your waffle lawfully is on you.
Raffles, lotteries and prize draws are regulated in many places. Some require a permit or licence, some restrict or ban paid entries, and some require a free way to enter. Find out what applies before you start.
You can only offer items you own and are legally allowed to give away. Nothing prohibited, restricted, unsafe, stolen or borrowed.
Waffles are run by their organisers. miSocial doesn't guarantee items, prizes, handovers or outcomes, and makes no claim that any waffle is lawful where it runs.
Wafflr is free, but it isn't open to the general public. Everyone who runs a waffle or grabs a spot is a signed-in miSocial member.
No intrusive ads. miSocial keeps ads minimal and favours memberships, donations and partnerships.
Yes, Wafflr is free with a miSocial account. It isn't open to the general public: you need to be a signed-in member to run a waffle or grab a spot.
It depends on where you and the other members are. Many places regulate raffles, lotteries and prize draws: some require a permit or licence, some restrict or ban paid entries, and some require a free-entry option. As the organiser, you're responsible for checking and following the rules that apply. If you're unsure, ask your local authority before you start.
At random, once the spots fill or the deadline hits. The demo on this page uses your browser's cryptographic random number generator and shows a draw record so you can see how a fair pick works.
Only items you own and are allowed to give away. Nothing illegal, unsafe, stolen, recalled or restricted, and nothing the miSocial Terms rule out.
Don't assume it does. Wafflr is for listing waffles and drawing winners. Any arrangement around spots is between the organiser and members, must follow local law, and miSocial isn't a party to it.
The organiser and the winner arrange it directly, whether that's a meet-up or shipping. Say how it'll work in your description before spots open.
No. Waffles are run by their organisers. miSocial isn't a party to any waffle and doesn't guarantee items, prizes or outcomes.
Join free to run a waffle or grab a spot.
Disclaimer: Wafflr is a tool for organising self-managed prize draws among miSocial members. Raffles, lotteries and prize draws are regulated in many jurisdictions, and some require permits or licences, restrict or prohibit paid entries, or require free-entry options. Organisers are solely responsible for complying with all applicable laws and for delivering what they promise. Only items the organiser owns and is legally allowed to give away may be offered. miSocial isn't a party to any waffle, doesn't guarantee items, prizes or outcomes, and makes no representation that any waffle is lawful where it's run. The demo on this page uses sample data and involves no money or prizes.