Multiplayer quiz online: play together, free
One person starts the game, everyone else joins with a code, and all of you answer on your own phone. Up to 100 players, and joining needs no account.

How a game goes
- Someone creates the game and picks a theme — or types a topic of their own.
- The app shows a code: a real word in your language — STEEL, EAGLE, WINTER. Far easier to say out loud than a string of characters.
- Everyone else opens the app, types the code and appears in the lobby. A nickname is enough; joining does not need an account.
- The game starts: everyone gets the same question at the same moment, each on their own screen.
- The standings appear after every question, then the final result at the end.
Common questions
- How many people can play?
- Up to 100 in a custom game. In practice an evening runs best between 4 and 12: past that the standings scroll too fast for anyone to find themselves.
- Does everyone need an account?
- No. Joining takes a code and a nickname. An account only matters if you want to keep your progress, rating and stats between games.
- Can we play remotely?
- Yes. Everyone plays on their own phone, so the same room is not required — a video call in the background covers the atmosphere.
- Is it free?
- Yes. Playing, joining and the official themes are free. Generating a quiz on a topic of your own uses energy, which refills.
- What if nobody agrees on a theme?
- That is the normal case. Thirty-odd official themes cover the shared ground — film, music, geography, sport — and if the group really wants something else, the app builds a quiz on any topic in about thirty seconds.
At a glance
- Players
- Up to 100 in a custom game
- Questions
- 3, 6, 10, 15 or 20 — your choice
- Time per question
- 10, 15, 20 or 30 s — or no timer
- Account needed
- No — a nickname is enough to join
- Remote play
- Yes, everyone on their own phone
Other ways to play
- Free online quizReady-to-play themes, no subscription.
- Family quizSettings that put everyone back on equal ground.
- Quiz appWhat we do, and what we do not.
- Birthday quizThe format by age, and questions already written.
- Party game questionsWhat makes a question work in a room.
- Kahoot alternativesWhen Kahoot is right, and when it is not.
- Quiz show at homeThe run, the rank, the title to defend.
- Two-player quizHead to head, with two.
