One screen. Everyone's phone.
Every game here is a web app, so there is nothing to install and no account to make. If the room has a browser and a few phones, you are ready.
- 1
Cast the game to the TV
Pick a game from the library and open it on whatever screen the room can see — a TV, a laptop on the coffee table, a projector. That screen shows the room code.
- 2
Everyone joins from their phone
Players open the same game link on their phone, type the room code, and pick a name. The phone becomes a private controller — nobody sees your answers.
- 3
Play until someone gloats
Rounds run on the shared screen while prompts, buttons, and votes land on the phones. Games last 10 to 25 minutes, so you can stack a few in a night.
GOOD TO KNOW
- Phones and the big screen should be on the same Wi-Fi for the snappiest rounds.
- Player counts vary per game — most work from three people up to a full room.
- Anyone can drop in or out between rounds; the shared screen keeps score.