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Between the talks, get everyone involved.

One stage, everyone involvedIllustration of a host and rows of participants facing a shared quiz screen in an event hall.

Add a live quiz to a conference break, the start of a meetup or the end of an event. You host on a shared screen while the audience answers on their phones.

See how the audience joins

Show everyone how to join.

Open the lobby on the projector. People scan the QR code or enter its six-digit PIN, choose a nickname and appear on the screen. Start when you are ready.

A static product recreation with 48 sample players. Names and PIN are sample data; this is not a live room or evidence of event attendance.

  1. Phone

    A browser, the room PIN and a nickname. Players do not need an app or an account.

  2. Screen

    Everyone follows the questions, countdown, answer reveals and leaderboard on one screen.

  3. Host

    You open the room and start the game. The lobby stays open while people arrive.

You set the pace.

Fit the quiz into your event schedule with the controls on the host screen.

  • “The next speaker needs the stage.”

    Pause a question, resume when everyone is ready, or close it early. Advance from the leaderboard yourself, or set an automatic delay before launching the game.

  • “That nickname cannot stay on the screen.”

    Open the player list and remove a player. A nickname filter also checks names as people join. The host remains responsible for moderation.

  • “Someone’s phone loses signal.”

    A returning player can resume in the same browser with their score intact while the room is active. The question clock runs on the server; it does not wait for one phone.

Beta test first. Plan a large event with care.

Contact us to request an invitation to the beta. The current limit is 500 players per room; paid plans and Event Passes are not available. We have not yet validated a real event with 500 players.

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  • What has been tested

    An automated load test simulates 300 players joining one room in ten seconds, then submitting answers in a burst. We have not yet validated a real event with 50 or more players.

  • Reports after the event

    After the game, view player standings and per-question results. Download a CSV or use the report’s print view to save a PDF. Sponsor placements, sponsor delivery reports and dedicated event-day support are not available.

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Rehearse at the venue.

Before the doors open, check the actual screen, network and sound you will use. A short quiz is a good first run.

  1. Look from the back

    Put the host screen on the projector, switch to full screen and read a sample question from the last row. Keep prompts and answer options short.

  2. Join on the venue network

    Launch a test room and join from a phone using its PIN or QR code. Try both the venue Wi-Fi and the mobile connection your audience may use.

  3. Run through the sound and pace

    Use rehearsal mode to practice the questions and transitions. Check audio through the venue speakers, then try pausing, resuming and advancing before the event.