How to play

Add the players (or just one, to practice), choose the topics and how many questions each person gets (3, 4, 5 or 8), and press Start. Each question is for one player at a time, and the name is shown above it. The player taps one of four answers. The right answer turns green, a wrong answer turns red, and the correct one is shown, so everyone learns something even when they miss. One point for each right answer. After the last question the scoreboard shows the winner, and you can look back at the questions that were missed.

There are about 100 questions in five topics: science and nature, geography, food and drink, animals, and around the world (art, books, music, numbers and sport). They are about everyday general knowledge and written to be fair for adults and children together; no question depends on recent news, which could go out of date. The questions are picked at random, so you will rarely see the same set twice.

Ideas for playing

Pass the phone to the person whose turn it is, or put it on the table and read the question aloud. Let the others help the player on harder questions, or keep it a solo effort for a stricter game. For a family quiz, choose 5 questions each and a topic mix; for a quick coffee-break round, play alone with 8 questions. Reading a question out loud before answering makes the game much more fun.

Can we play on a video call? Yes: pick Play online and everyone joins the same room on their own phone. Everyone answers each question at once, and the answers are revealed together.

Are scores saved? No. On one phone the game does not store or send anything.