Fictional currency, always
€2,000 in play money to start, never a real euro to stake, win, or withdraw. Purchases (StoreKit, handled by Apple) are for a comfort currency, écus, never for shares or a head start.
Stock-market game · 35,000 towns of France
Which town do you like?Buy it. Become mayor.
Every town in France has a price that moves with real life: transport, weather, matches, festivals. You buy shares with 2,000 fictional euros, build your board like a game of Monopoly, and climb the leaderboard. Nothing to win or lose for real.
App Storecoming soon
Free to play. You start with €2,000 in play money. On iPhone (iOS 18 or later).
The idea, in one line
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Pick your towns
All 35,000 towns of France each have a price that moves with real life: a strike, a heatwave, a match, a festival. Spot the ones you like, search by name, department, or ticker (PAR, LYON…).
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Build your board
The more you invest in a town, the more floors your piece gets, Monopoly-style: €100, €300, €600, €1,000. The board shows the real France, department by department: yours in gold, rivals in violet. Tap a department to zoom into its towns.
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Become mayor
Whoever holds the most shares of a town becomes its Mayor: a sash on the town page, your nickname on display, daily rent collected. Get dethroned, take it back — 3 mayorships already earns “Local elect”.
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Leagues and Flair
Every week, 30 players compete on % gain, across six divisions from Bronze to Legend. In between, answer Flair predictions (“Will Lyon drop more than 1% in the next 30 minutes?”) for XP and a streak to keep.
The app, as it is
Five real screens, taken from the game: no mockups.
The Towns tab: your board, your treasury, the pulse of France. 
The board: the real departments, yours in gold. 
A town page: price, chart, your piece, your floor. 
A department opened up: its towns, its filters, its mayorships to take. 
The Arena: your league of the week and its podium.
A game that makes you want to come back
Four pillars, all on fictional currency: progress, rivalry, territory, and a knack for reading the news.
Weekly leagues
30 players, six divisions (Bronze → Legend), ranked by the week’s gain. Sunday 11:59pm: the top 7 promote, the bottom 5 relegate.
Town mayor
The most shares on a town makes you its Mayor: a visible sash, daily rent, titles to collect — Local elect, Baron, Mayor of the capital.
Flair predictions
An event lands, a simple question opens for a few minutes. Yes or no with a tap, resolved by the server’s real price. XP and a streak, never real money at stake.
Chest, missions, badges
A chest every day (a growing 7-day calendar), daily missions, and badges to collect. None of it is for sale — all of it is earned by playing.
Nothing here makes you win
Towndom’s golden rule: what’s for sale is cosmetic, what’s earned is earned by playing. Your rank depends only on your choices.
Cosmetic or free
Pieces, flags, boards, frames: everything for sale is an appearance, and everything for sale can also be earned by playing, just more slowly. The no-ads pass is the only paid comfort.
Rewarded ads, always optional
Never interstitial, never on launch, never during a purchase. An optional ad can double the daily chest or save a streak — always capped, always clearly labelled.
No paid randomness
No loot boxes, no guilt-tripping countdown, real euro prices shown before every purchase. Rivals’ pieces stay violet on the board: only yours change appearance.
After France
Belgium and Germany are coming soon, each with their own board.
Questions people ask us
- Is this real-money gambling?
- No. Towndom is played entirely in fictional currency: €2,000 in play money to start, nothing to stake, nothing to win or withdraw for real. No link to a bank account or a regulated gambling product.
- How do town prices move?
- Each town has a price that follows real signals — transport, weather, sport, local events — explained with one tap on “Why did it move?”, with the source of every movement.
- Is it free?
- Yes, with no purchase required: the game is completed, played and won entirely for free. In-app purchases are cosmetic or a comfort (no-ads pass), never a gameplay advantage.
- Are all 35,000 towns playable?
- Most are, with a visible status on every page: Playable, Limited stake, or Watch only, depending on the data quality available for that town.
- Which iPhone do I need?
- iOS 18 or later. Towndom is iPhone-only for now.
- What about outside France?
- Belgium and Germany are coming soon, with their own boards and their own towns.
Which town do you like?
€2,000 in play money to start, no card required. Pick your first town.
App Storecoming soon