The quiz builder

Write your own.
Watch them sweat.

Type your own questions, your own answers, your own inside jokes. As you write, the builder runs the game's real answer matching over them and speaks up if something would not be accepted, because the fastest way to ruin a quiz night is a right answer marked wrong.

Writing your quiz is free. Playing it live with the whole team, on their phones, needs an Event Pass from $99.

Your quiz

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The one rule worth knowing

Write the fullest version of the answer. The game accepts the last word of a multi-word answer on its own, so "Jane Smith" also accepts "Smith". It does not work the other way round: an answer of just "Jane" will reject a player who types "Jane Smith".

Already handled for you, so do not waste rows on them: capital letters, punctuation, accents, ampersands, a leading "the" or "a", and ordinary misspellings. Numbers are the exception and must be exact, so 1969 never accepts 1968.

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Saved automatically in this browser as you type, never on our servers.

How it works

Three steps, no setup

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1. Write your questions

Anything you like: the company's first product, who sat on the cake, the year the office flooded. Add every spelling that should count as right.

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2. We check them as you go

The builder runs the game's real matching over your answers while you type, so an answer that could never be matched gets flagged before anyone plays it, not during.

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3. Play it live

Everyone joins on their phone with a four-letter code, types answers against the clock, and the fastest right answers score most. Ends on a podium.

FAQ

Reasonable questions

Is the quiz builder free?
Writing your questions and playing a three question sample are both free, with no sign-up. Running your finished quiz as a live game for the whole team needs an Event Pass, which starts at $99 one-time for up to 50 players.
Where is my quiz stored?
In your own browser, and nowhere else. We never send it to our servers or keep a copy, and it only reaches us when you actually start a game with it. That does mean it will not follow you to another device, and clearing your browser data clears it.
How many questions can I write?
Between 3 and 20. Each question can run to 200 characters and each accepted answer to 30, with up to 8 accepted answers per question.
How exact do players have to be?
Not very, on purpose. Capital letters, punctuation, accents and a leading "the" are all ignored, and ordinary misspellings are forgiven. For a multi-word answer the last word counts on its own, so "Albert Einstein" accepts "Einstein". Numbers are the exception: they must be exact, so a year off by one is wrong.
Can I mix my questions with your ready-made ones?
Not yet. A round is either your questions or one of the 25 stock categories. If you want both, run two rounds back to back in the same room.
What if a player disputes an answer during the game?
The host can override any ruling on the reveal screen: mark an answer correct, or nudge someone's score. Live trivia needs a judge and the host is it.

Your questions. Everyone's phones.