Ready to play?
Pick a nickname, share a code, and the board deals itself. Free, no download, 2–6 players.
One room, everyone's own device
Create a game and you get a five-character code. Anyone who types it lands in your lobby, picks a nickname and appears in the roster instantly. When everyone marks themselves ready, a countdown starts the match.
Turns rotate automatically and each round starts with a different player, so the fast typist doesn't take every board.
Works remote or in person
- In the same room: everyone plays from their own phone.
- On a call: share the code in chat and put the game on screen.
- Mixed group: play in teams and hand one device around.
- Short-handed: add bots to fill the roster.
Keeping it fair
A 30-second turn timer keeps rounds moving and stops one player stalling the board. Between rounds, a recap screen shows every answer that was found, who found it and how the scores moved — then the next question starts on its own.
Question packs to try
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Frequently asked questions
How many people can play?
2–6 players. One person creates a game, everyone else joins with the room code. You can also play solo against the bots.
Can I play with friends who aren't in the room?
Yes. Create a game, send the code, and everyone plays live from their own device — it works well over a video call.
How long does a game take?
You choose 3–10 rounds per game, with 30 seconds per turn, so a five-round game usually runs 15–20 minutes.
How does scoring work?
Each answer on the board is worth points based on how many people gave it. Guess the number one answer and you take the biggest score; near-misses and typos still count thanks to fuzzy matching.
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Pick a nickname, share a code, and the board deals itself. Free, no download, 2–6 players.