A new quiz every week
Monday morning the week's quiz is waiting: six rounds, about two hours, in every format. Everyone plays the same weekly edition, and past editions stay in your archive for as long as you subscribe.
For venues
A quiz night pulls people in on the evenings that would otherwise stay quiet. We deliver the quiz every week; you put it on the screen or on the tables.
Not on sale yet. Everyone on the list gets a complete pack at launch.Monday morning the week's quiz is waiting: six rounds, about two hours, in every format. Everyone plays the same weekly edition, and past editions stay in your archive for as long as you subscribe.
You get the quiz as a presentation for the screen and as a printable pack with answer sheets. If the wifi drops, it's already on paper. The sheets are built for a cheap laser printer and stay readable in a dark room.
Each question stores the source and the sentence the answer rests on. When a table starts arguing, you read the source out and the argument is over. A hand-written quiz can't do that, because it never kept its homework.
Spelling slips count, even a few letters off, and so do answers that sound right but are spelled differently. Known traps don't count: Delft is not The Hague. That saves you a handful of arguments every night.
Indicative prices. No company is registered yet, so nothing can be sold. The list hears first.
€19 per month
€39 per month
€99 per month
No. The printable pack works with no screen and no internet. If you do have a screen or projector, the same quiz runs on it.
You play the music from your own source. We supply the track list, cue times and a playlist, never audio files. Music in your venue needs the usual performance licences, the same as the rest of your music.
Yes. Your archive stays available for as long as you subscribe.
Not yet. Writing a round about your own regulars comes later, when the builder is ready.
Get on the list and you'll have a complete pack at launch, so you can run a night before you pay anything.
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