Pop quiz
You write the questions, multiple choice or true or false, with pictures if you want them. Every answer has a shape as well as a colour, so colour-blind players aren't guessing.
- Your own questions
- Up to 50 per quiz
- A timer you set
Quiz and drawing games for teams. The questions go up on the TV, everyone answers on their own phone, and nobody has to sign up for anything.
Host a sessionWorks in the room, or share your screen on Teams, Meet or Zoom.
You line up a few short games before the meeting. Points carry across all of them, so the quiz champion still has to survive the drawing round.
Everyone joins. Scan the QR code or type the letters on the TV, then pick a name.
Quiz rounds. The question goes up on the TV and everyone answers on their phone before time runs out.
Drawing rounds. Everyone draws the same word, then rates a few drawings without knowing whose they are.
Final scores. One podium covers every game. When the host ends the session, it's deleted.
You write the questions, multiple choice or true or false, with pictures if you want them. Every answer has a shape as well as a colour, so colour-blind players aren't guessing.
Everyone gets the same word and a timer. The drawings show up on the TV without names, and each player rates a few of them from 1 to 10.
Each game is a self-contained module with its own big-screen and phone views. Build one for your team, and open a pull request if others might like it too.
Names, selfies, answers and drawings only exist while the session is running. Ending it deletes them straight away, and a session nobody uses for 30 minutes deletes itself.
Up to 100 players can join one session, and the big screen stays readable as it fills up.
The hosted version is free. If session data shouldn't leave your network, the whole project is on GitHub and runs on a single server.
$ git clone https://github.com/GarliqBread/GameMash.git$ cd GameMash && pnpm install$ pnpm services && pnpm dev› big screen localhost:5173› phones <your-lan-ip>:5173