Create online quizzes and custom trivia games for parties, celebrations, and team events
Free browser games for word reasoning, spelling, vocabulary, and city geography
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Pricing model
Freemium
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Pricing
Free: Build and test unlimited quizzes with up to 5 live players or 5 self-paced submissions. Premium: $19 per quiz to unlock for up to 200 players with no subscription.
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Key features
Ready-made question templates with AI generation
Customizable themes, colors, and typography
Live and self-paced play modes
No account or app required to join
Presenter mode for TV or projector display
Real-time leaderboards and scoring
Create from phone, unlimited questions
Password protection for self-paced quizzes
Image support with Premium plan
Unlimited five-letter word rounds with no game limit
Position and repeated-letter feedback after every guess
Color-coded tile feedback: teal for correct position, coral for present elsewhere, navy for absent
Repeated letters tracked by quantity matching answer count
Review feature to identify weak guesses after solving
Library of 216 reviewed practice answers
Optional public ranking submission without login
Local browser storage for solo statistics
Word Pattern Explorer tool to inspect answer candidates
Deterministic rules for game feedback, not AI-generated scoring
What makes it different
Pay once per quiz with no subscription or recurring fees
Test unlimited quizzes for free with up to 5 players
Works on any device with a browser; no app download needed
Host from your phone while hosting or presenting anywhere
AI-generated starter questions to build quizzes faster
Visible explanation behind each result, not hidden methodology
Independent practice set with transparent editorial standards, not affiliated with other publishers
No registration, payment, or login required to play and learn
Finite checked datasets with clear boundaries and documented limitations
Deliberate practice method focusing on weak decision review, not random repeated attempts