Games for large groupsA whole hall.One screen.

Classrooms, office parties, weddings, quiz nights. Put it on the projector and everyone plays from their own phone, up to 1,000 of them in one room.

StartPlayers never need an account. Load-tested with 1,000 phones in one room.
THE HALLJOINING
ONE QR ON THE SCREEN IS ALL IT TAKES

players in one room, each on their own phone

screen: a TV, a projector, or a laptop on either

apps to install. A QR on the screen is all it takes

Made fora packed house.

For 9 to 10, Bluff works too: type a lie, spot the truth.

A frog host on a quiz stage behind four shape buttonsBrainy

Quiz ShowChat plays

Fast fingers, four shapes, one leaderboard. Bring your own questions.

1–1,000 FROGS · TAPS
Frogs on a couch pointing at each otherParty

Most Likely

Who's most likely to…? Point at your friends. From 17 players: would-you-rather for a hall.

3–1,000 FROGS · TAPS
Frogs round a glowing bingo cage with their cardsBig groups

Bingo NightChat plays

Eyes down. Daub your card on your phone, shout BINGO! on the TV. 75-ball or 90-ball, for a few friends or a hall of 1000.

1–1,000 FROGS · TAPS
A rubber duck flying from a slingshot into a house roofParty

Home Wreckers

Two houses, eight weirdos, seventeen silly weapons. Pull back, set your aim, wreck their roof. From 9 players each house aims as a crowd.

1–1,000 FROGS · SLINGSHOT

Whereit works.

Anywhere there’s a screen and a room full of phones.

Classroom

Revision, but loud

Your own quiz pack for today's lesson (sign in, free). Students join as guests; first names only.

Office

Team night

Most Likely about your colleagues, with remote teammates watching the stream.

Weddings & parties

Between the speeches

A quiz about the couple, written that morning.

Bars & venues

Quiz and bingo nights

The projector shows it, the room's phones play it.

Runninga big night.

Hybrid all-hands? Remote staff can cheer from the stream: up to 2,000 more with Streamer mode.

  • Put the TV laptop on a cable

    Its upload carries every phone's screen. Venue Wi-Fi is for the phones.

  • Show the QR big

    Scanning beats typing a code across a hall.

  • Mobile data is fine

    A few KB a second per phone. If the Wi-Fi struggles, people can switch it off.

  • Keep the remote with you

    Room settings → The remote: Stays with you, so a dead battery doesn't hand the night to someone else.

  • Lock seats, hide names

    Lock seats once everyone's in. Show first names, or hide them for a room of strangers.

  • No Ready round

    From 10 players the organiser's phone gets Start. The TV shows counts and the top players.