The trivia maker

Type a topic.
Get a game show.

Type any topic ("90s one-hit wonders," "Lord of the Rings," "our sales team") and AI writes a full, playable trivia round in about 20 seconds. Everyone joins by QR code on their own phone and plays live, typing their answers against the clock. No question-writing, no slides, nothing to install.

Try the free game first Unlock AI topics · from $99 Free games include 6,500+ ready-made questions.
AI custom topics come with Event Passes.
Two ways in

Makers make. This one also hosts.

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No question-writing

Question writing is the reason your last custom quiz didn't happen. Here it's one text field, about 20 seconds, done. Prefer to write them yourself? The quiz builder is free and lets you check your answers will be accepted before anyone plays.

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Live, not a worksheet

Most quiz makers export a link people click alone at their desk. This is a synchronized live game: countdowns, reveals, reactions, a final wager, a podium. Event Passes add a big-screen view (playthinkfast.com/tv) built for projectors and Zoom shares.

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Difficulty that behaves

Pick easy, normal, or hard and the AI calibrates, with the finale always one notch harder so the ending matters.

Made for

Whatever Thursday needs

Work events

Team socials, all-hands warmups, onboarding classes, holiday parties, all with questions about your own company. See team building →

Fan nights

A whole round on your show, your band, your fantasy league. Wrong answers about beloved things create strong feelings. That's the fun.

Parties & family

Birthday roasts, "how well do you know the couple," reunion trivia. Free games fit 8 players; passes fit the whole crowd.

How it works

Topic to podium in four steps

1. Start a room

Open the game in a browser, pick a name, and you get a four-letter room code. No account, no download, no setup wizard.

2. Type your topic

Anything specific enough to have facts: a decade, a franchise, a sports league, your own company. The AI over-generates and then validates, so questions that don't hold up never make the round.

3. Everyone joins

Share the QR code or the link. Players open it on their phone, pick an avatar, and land in the lobby. Nobody installs anything.

4. Play it live

Countdowns, typed answers with forgiving spelling, speed bonuses, reactions, a final wager round, then a podium with awards.

Where it beats a quiz builder

Most quiz makers hand you a link people click alone at a desk. This is one synchronized game, in one room, with everyone watching the same reveal at the same moment.

What it costs

Stock categories are free for up to 8 players. AI topics, bigger rooms and big-screen mode come with an Event Pass from $99, one-time.

FAQ

Reasonable questions

How long does the AI take to write a round?
Usually about 20 seconds. It writes a few more questions than it needs and drops any that come back malformed, unanswerable as typed text, or duplicated. It does not fact-check them, so give the finished round a read before you play it.
What topics work best?
Anything with hard facts attached: a decade of music, a film franchise, a sport, a scientific field, a country, or your own company's year. Topics that are purely matters of opinion work badly, because there is no correct answer to type.
Can it write questions about my company?
Yes. Type your company or team as the topic and you get a round about it. It only knows what is publicly findable, so a well-known company gives a rich round and a small private one gives a thin one. For the things no outsider could know, the office move, the microwave incident, write those questions yourself in the quiz builder.
Is the trivia maker free?
The game is free for up to 8 players using the 6,500+ ready-made questions across 25 categories. AI-written custom topics are part of the paid Event Passes, which start at $99 one-time for up to 50 players.
Do players need an app or an account?
Neither. They open a link in whatever phone browser they already have. No install, no sign-up, no email.
What if the AI gets a question wrong?
The host can override any ruling mid-game: mark an answer correct, or nudge someone's score. Live trivia needs a judge and the host is it.

Your topic. Everyone's phones. Two minutes.