Make the next lesson review worth joining.
Put your lesson topics on the big screen and give the class a shared challenge. You choose the questions and lead the game.
Free Bar Trivia for up to 4 players. Custom questions and other game formats require paid access.
- Your lesson topics
- Shared screen play
- Host-led discussion
Inside Quizado · actual product screen
Give your material a
different way into the room.
Start with what you taught
Create your own questions or a Jeopardy board on any plan; your own sets play from Pro. Review the material before class.
Choose how learners join
Use phone-based Bar Trivia for connected devices, or lead spoken answers in Jeopardy and Family Feud without individual student phones.
Make the answer a starting point
Reveal a question, discuss the reasoning, then move on together. Use the game alongside your own teaching and assessment.
A sample 20-minute
lesson review.
Spend 3 minutes explaining the format, 10 minutes playing a short quiz, and 7 minutes discussing answers. For a category board, group questions by lesson topic and award points from the host screen.
From your first idea
to the first round.
Choose the learning goal
Build a short set around the material you have taught. Review every question and answer before class, especially if you use an AI draft. Custom question authoring requires Pro or Business.
Choose how the class participates
For Bar Trivia, participants join in a browser by QR code and need internet access. For a game without student phones, use Family Feud or Jeopardy with spoken answers and host-controlled scoring, on every plan.
Rehearse on the classroom screen
Connect your host device to a TV or projector. Check text and images from the back row, play a sample question, and test the network with a second device.
Leave room for discussion
Run a short round, reveal the answers and discuss the reasoning before moving on. Use the game as a shared activity alongside your own teaching and assessment.
One group. More than
one way to play.
Bar Trivia
Participants answer on connected devices. Try eligible starter packs with up to 4 players free; custom authoring starts with Pro.
Explore phone-based trivia →Jeopardy
A category board, spoken answers and points awarded by you. The closest fit for a lesson review, and it needs no student phones.
Try a sample category board →Family Feud
Survey-style prompts and answer reveals, with you leading the room. Useful for brainstorming-style topics.
Try a sample answer board →
Quizado is a classroom activity, not an assessment system. Bar Trivia needs an internet connection; Jeopardy and Family Feud are on every plan and run offline on paid plans.
Four places a board
beats a worksheet.
End-of-topic review
- Group questions by the sub-topics you taught
- Points make revision feel like a game, not a test
- Discuss the reasoning after each reveal
- Reuse the board next year with two categories swapped
Rooms without student phones
- Family Feud and Jeopardy need no personal devices
- Spoken answers, and you control the scoring
- Teams instead of individuals, so nobody is exposed
- Runs offline if the classroom network is unreliable
Training and workshops
- Build categories around the material just covered
- A short game between sessions to reset attention
- Custom branding on Pro and above
- Recaps you can send to attendees afterwards
Conference and open days
- A hosted game on a big screen draws a crowd
- Ready-made general-knowledge packs need no prep
- Phone joining for a room of strangers
- Unlimited teams on any paid plan
Straight answers.
Does every student need a phone?
No. Bar Trivia uses connected devices, but Family Feud and Jeopardy are played with spoken answers and host-controlled scoring — no personal phones needed.
Can I use my own curriculum questions?
Yes, from Pro upwards. Write them in the editor. Bulk import requires Business. Always review an AI draft before class.
Is this a school assessment system?
No. Quizado is a game for shared review and discussion, not a graded assessment tool.
Can I run a game without classroom Wi-Fi?
Family Feud and Jeopardy run entirely offline from downloaded sets, on every paid plan. Bar Trivia needs a connection.
How many can play?
Up to 4 players free. Paid plans are unlimited teams and unlimited players.
Picture your next topic on this board.
Try the free Bar Trivia joining flow, or book a walkthrough of custom questions and host-led game shows.
A classroom activity, not an assessment system
