Product tour

Four jobs, shown deep

Not a grid of twenty icons. Here is what the product does across the four things you actually do with it.

One quiz, from the first question to the next-morning report

One product. Four real jobs.

Follow the whole room from the first question to the next-morning report. Every chapter is open, complete and easy to return to.

Create Host Play Report

Create

Write it, or paste what you already wrote

The editor is a list of questions and very little else: a prompt, two to four options, a tick on the right one. Time and points are set per question, so a warm-up round and a tiebreaker can behave differently.

Multiple choice or true/false, two to four options, at least one correct.
Anywhere from 5 to 120 seconds per question — 20 by default.
Already have a set written? Paste it or drop a file. It’s parsed in your browser, so nothing leaves your machine while you’re still editing.
The importer flags what it can’t read, line by line, instead of guessing. A messy paste never becomes a silently wrong quiz.
Bring your own AI: copy the formatting prompt, run it in whatever assistant you already use, paste the result back. We don’t charge you for tokens because we never spend any.
One workspace library your whole organizing team can edit — not five copies in five personal accounts.

Host

The screen at the front of the room

The host screen is the projector. It carries the PIN, the question and a fuse burning down — and it is the only screen in the room that knows the correct answer before the reveal.

Players stamp into the lobby as they join. Anyone who picked a nickname you’d rather not project can be removed.
Questions close on the server’s clock, or early — the moment every connected player has answered. Nobody waits out a timer for a room that’s already finished.
Space advances, Escape pauses. You can run a whole game without going looking for the mouse.
Pausing freezes the room mid-question and stops the fuse with it.
If your own connection drops, the room waits for you instead of ending.
Reveal, then how the room answered, then the leaderboard, then a podium.

Play

The screen that decides whether your event works

Everything else is negotiable; this one isn’t. It is deliberately the smallest thing we ship, because it loads on a hundred phones at once over venue wifi.

Six digits and a nickname. No app, no account, no email address.
The answer pad is four shapes in a 2×2 grid — circle, triangle, square, diamond. Colour is always paired with a shape, so it reads the same to a colour-blind player.
The prompt stays on the big screen rather than the phone. Eyes up.
Tapping locks your answer immediately. The first tap is the one that counts; a second changes nothing.
The correct answer isn’t in the data your phone receives, so there’s nothing on it to inspect.
Lose signal and rejoin: your score is still there.
The build fails if the player screen grows past its size budget. That gate is in CI, not on a wishlist.

Report

What you send the next morning

The game ends on a podium. The report is the version you can forward to whoever asked how it went.

Final standings, the way the podium showed them.
Per question: how much of the room got it right, and how many answered at all.
Overall participation, and the fastest correct answer of the night.
Export to CSV — standings or the per-question breakdown — when someone wants it in a spreadsheet.
Reports stay 90 days on the free plan, and for as long as you keep them on paid plans.

That’s the tour. The rest is your questions.

Free to start, and free forever for verified communities.

Host your first game — free Compare the plans