Live Trivia is the speed-based quiz game built for big-screen play. The host shows a question with multiple-choice options on the screen. Players tap their answer on their phone. Fastest correct answer earns the most points. A leaderboard updates after every question. No app to download, no accounts to create. Use our built-in question packs (general, pop culture, science, history) or upload your own for company trivia, classroom review, or event branding.
How to play
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Pick a question pack
Built-in packs cover pop culture, science, history, and general knowledge. The Host Plan supports custom packs for company trivia, classroom review, and conference branding.
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Players join from their phones
QR code on the big screen. Players scan, enter a name, ready to play.
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Question shows, timer runs
Each question is shown on the big screen with 4 options. Players have 15 seconds. Faster correct answers earn more points.
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Leaderboard updates live
After each question, the top 5 leaderboard updates on the big screen. Final scores get posted at the end of the round.
Example prompts
- What year did our company open the Austin office?
- In which decade was the photograph invented?
- Which protein structure is held together by hydrogen bonds?
- Which of these movies came out in 1999?
- What is the capital of Mongolia?
Trivia works great for…
Classroom Games Students Actually Enjoy
Kahoot is fine for quizzes. But when you want real engagement, you need more than multiple choice. Caption Contest and Hot Takes keep energy up when trivia runs out of steam.
Interactive Games for Live Events & Conferences
Your audience is checking their phones anyway. Give them something to do with them. Show a QR code, they scan and play. Results on the big screen, live.
Engagement Games for All-Hands & Company Meetings
All-hands meetings are where engagement goes to die. Break up the slide deck with a live game. QR code on the projector, everyone plays on their phone, results on the big screen.
Icebreaker Games for Team Meetings
Your team is tired of "go around and share a fun fact." Show a QR code instead. They play on their phones, results hit the big screen. Takes 5 minutes, not 20.