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Bar trivia & pub quiz software

Trivia Pro plan and upName That Tune

Complete software for bar trivia and pub quizzes. Players join from their phones - you run the night on the big screen.

🔎Search a song - the question writes itself
📺The room hears an equaliser, never the music video
🎧Paste a playlist link and get a whole pack
🔇Player phones stay silent by default
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The big screen during a music round: an equaliser, a 15 second clip, the question "Name this song" and four song titles, with team scores along the bottom.

The Song Is the Question

Name That Tune is a question type inside the Bar Trivia question editor, not a separate game. Pick "Name that tune" in the editor, find the song, and Quizado writes the rest: the question, the four titles, and which one is correct.

That means a music round drops straight into a normal trivia night. Mix it with your usual rounds, save it to a pack and reuse it, or hand it to the next host on the rota - it behaves like every other question in your library.

The question is filed under Music automatically, and the library row reads "Take On Me - a-ha" instead of a wall of identical entries, so you can still find one song six months later.

Build a Music Question in Under a Minute

One search box, one difficulty control, and one reshuffle if you do not like the wrong answers.

1

Search a Title or Artist

Type a song or an artist, or paste a Spotify, Apple Music or YouTube track link. Same box, three ways in.

2

See What Can Actually Play

Every search result says up front whether it can stream. A track that cannot play never turns up dead in the middle of your round.

3

The Four Titles Fill Themselves In

Quizado marks the real title correct and adds three wrong titles pulled from your own songs. One tap reshuffles them if a pairing feels off.

4

Set the Difficulty

One control - easy, medium or hard - decides how close the wrong titles sit to the real one. Hard can put two songs by the same artist side by side.

5

Filed Under Music, Named After the Song

The finished question lands in your library under the Music category with the track name on the row, ready to drop into tonight or any night after it.

6

Preview Before You Save

A mini big-screen preview sits next to the editor, so you can see exactly what the room will get before the question is saved.

What the Room Sees

A music video gives the answer away through the picture and the lyric captions. So the big screen never shows one.

A Full-Width Equaliser

The big screen shows an animated equaliser, the question and the four titles. No video, no captions, nothing that leaks the answer.

Cover Art on the Reveal

When the answer lands, the equaliser collapses and the cover art, title, artist and album take the screen. That is the payoff moment.

A Music Dock, Just for the Host

Your own screen gets the title flagged host-only, play and pause, restart, replay as often as the room needs, elapsed against the clip length, volume, and R and M keyboard shortcuts.

Phones Stay Silent

Players see a mini equaliser and a line saying the music is on the big screen, not their phone. Forty phones playing the same clip a half-second apart is not a music round.

The Clip Is a Round Setting

Choose 8, 15, 20 or 30 seconds once and every song in the round uses it. The default is 15. The answer clock keeps running after the clip stops.

Running It on Zoom or Meet

Hosting remotely with no big screen in the room? Switch audio back to player phones in the round settings and everyone hears the clip on their own device.

The reveal on the big screen: "The answer - Take On Me" by a-ha from the album Hunting High and Low, with the correct option ticked green and the three wrong titles dimmed.

Then the Answer Lands

When the clip is up, the equaliser collapses and the track takes the screen: the title, the artist and the album, with the correct option ticked and the wrong ones dimmed rather than whisked away. Teams can see how close they were, and you do not have to read anything out.

From a Playlist Link to a Finished Round

You already have the playlist. Paste the link and Quizado turns it into a music pack you can build rounds from.

1

Paste a Public Playlist

Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, Tidal or YouTube. The pack takes its name and cover art from the playlist and imports the track list.

2

Playable or Needs a Fix

The pack screen labels every song. Fix a broken track on its own row, add more by search or track link, or re-sync the playlist when it changes.

3

Build a Round, See It First

Pick a question count, difficulty and clip length, skip unplayable tracks, avoid anything played in the last 90 days and cap it at one song per artist.

4

Nothing Saves Until You Say So

The proposed round shows every row with the three wrong titles it will offer, and every skipped song says why it was skipped. Then you decide.

Music Licensing Is Yours, Not Ours

You are responsible for holding whatever music licence your venue, event or online quiz requires. Quizado does not provide, include or arrange that licence, and nothing in your subscription covers it.

Quizado matches the tracks you choose to YouTube streams and plays them through your host device. That match is a way to play the audio - it is not a licence, and it does not clear anything on your behalf. Third-party content is also subject to that platform's own terms.

What is required varies by country, by venue and by whether your audience is public or private, so we cannot tell you which licence you need. Work it out for your own situation before you run a music round.

Read the music and media clause in our Terms of Service

Frequently Asked Questions

You are responsible for holding all licences, permissions and rights needed to play music in the context where you use it - for example any public-performance or venue licence required at your venue or event. Quizado does not provide, include or arrange that licence. Requirements vary by country, venue and whether your audience is public or private, and we cannot tell you which one applies to you. Matching a track to a YouTube stream is not a licence and clears nothing on your behalf.
Name That Tune runs on media questions, so it is included from the Trivia Pro plan upwards. Trivia Pro and Hospitality Group both list Text and Media Questions. The Free and Neighborhood Pub tiers are text questions only.
No. Our music provider does not return a release year or a genre, so Quizado does not filter by era or genre and never shows a year it does not have. The real controls are difficulty, how many questions, and one song per artist. If you want a decade round, build a pack from a decade playlist.
On your host device, through the music dock on your own screen - normally the machine already wired into the venue sound system. The big screen shows the equaliser, and player phones stay silent unless you switch audio to phones for a remote quiz.
Clip length is a round setting: 8, 15, 20 or 30 seconds, one length for every song in the round, and 15 seconds by default. The answer clock keeps running after the clip ends, so teams still get time to argue about it.
The pack screen marks it as needing a fix, and you can find another version from that row. The round builder can also skip unplayable tracks for you and tells you which songs it skipped and why.
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