Pick the game the room wants.
A quiz that plays the same way every week loses the regulars. Rotate formats instead — every one of these runs off the same account, the same screen and the same set of phones.
Trivia
The main event. Six round types, four question types, phones as buzzers and a leaderboard between every round.
- Buzzer race, speed, knowledge, knockout, wager, media
- Unlimited teams on paid plans, 16 players free
- Needs an internet connection for player phones
Family Feud
Two teams guessing, debating and cheering for the next reveal. You judge the spoken answers and uncover the board.
- Answer reveals, strikes, awards and the steal
- No phone needed for players — answers are called out
- Runs fully offline from downloaded sets
Jeopardy
Turn your topics into a board your group wants to beat. Five categories, your clues, your point values.
- Teams buzz in on phones, or call it out for you to judge
- Text and image clues, built in the board maker
- Runs fully offline from downloaded boards
Name That Tune
A music round that drops straight into a normal trivia night. The room hears an equaliser instead of the video, so nobody reads the answer off a thumbnail.
- Search a song — Quizado writes the question and four titles
- Clip length of 8 to 30 seconds
- Needs a connection, and your own music licence
Music Bingo
Bingo where the numbers are songs. Every team gets a card of song titles on their phone and marks them off as the clips play.
- Build a pool of songs, pick the winning pattern
- Cards live on phones — no paper to print
- Needs a connection, and your own music licence
Same app. Very different
kinds of noise.
Bar Trivia & music bingo
Best for a busy room of strangers at separate tables. Everyone plays at once, scoring is automatic, and nobody needs to be picked on.
Family Feud & Jeopardy
Best for a room that will watch two teams play. Answers are spoken, you host the reveals, and guests without a phone are not excluded.
A bit of both
Open with two trivia rounds, put a music round third, then finish with a Feud head-to-head between the top two tables.
Bar Trivia is on every plan. Name That Tune starts with Pro. Family Feud, Jeopardy and music bingo are on Business. See the plans.
Start with one format. Add the rest later.
Bar Trivia is free for up to 16 players. Try a night, then decide whether the game shows earn their keep.
