🎉 YOUR QUIZ, SORTED
Make a gameshow, pub quiz or quickfire quiz. Put it on your TV and players join from their phones without creating an account. The entire quiz is generated for you based on your instructions.
- 3quiz formats
- 93quiz question languages
- 7screen languages
- Freeto build and to play
A quiz often starts with one person reading off their phone.
Everyone leans in to hear. Someone shouts over someone else. Nobody agrees who answered first, and the score lives on the back of an envelope until it doesn't. Great questions, and it still feels like admin.
Give it a screen and a buzzer.
The quiz goes on the TV where everyone can read it. Phones become the buzzers, and every phone shows the same order of presses. The scores add themselves up, so you get to host rather than referee.
THREE FORMATS
Pick the kind of quiz you want
Gameshow, pub quiz or quickfire. Or mix their rounds in one quiz.
Your own TV Gameshow with phone buzzers
A Jeopardy-style gameshow on your TV: five categories, rising point values, and phone buzzers.
- Grid
- 5 categories × 5 clues per board
- Rounds
- 1 to 4 rounds (one board each), with values rising: 100–500, 200–1000 (the double round), 300–1500 and 400–2000
- Tie-breaker
- One closest-guess question to settle a draw, no points wagered
- Players
- Quiz Starter: up to 10 phones in 4 teams, or 10 solo players. Quiz Host, Quizmaster and an event with Quiz Night: up to 100 phones in 20 teams, or 24 solo players. Solo play is available in gameshow and Quickfire; pub quiz is team-only.
A pub quiz without the clipboard
A pub quiz: rounds read out, answers on paper or phones, the totals done for you.
- Rounds
- 1 to 10 rounds, of 5 to 15 questions each (a round can grow to 40 in the editor)
- Teams
- Up to 4 teams on Quiz Starter; 20 on Quiz Host, Quizmaster or a Quiz Night event. Connected phones: 10 on Quiz Starter, 100 with those paid offers.
- Answers
- On printed answer sheets, or typed on phones, number questions get a number keypad
- Marking
- ✓, ½ or ✗ per team, per question; points in halves
Multiple choice on every phone. Faster scores more.
A live multiple-choice round everyone answers at once, on their own phone. It marks itself.
- Rounds
- 1 to 6 rounds, of 5 to 25 questions each
- Options
- Four per question to start; two to six in the editor
- Scoring
- A correct answer earns 50–100% of its points by speed, plus a bonus for the fastest, or switch to accuracy only
- Teams or solo
- Quiz Starter: up to 10 phones in 4 teams, or 10 solo players. Quiz Host, Quizmaster and an event with Quiz Night: up to 100 phones in 20 teams, or 24 solo players. Solo play is available in gameshow and Quickfire; pub quiz is team-only.
From nothing to a game in four steps
And the longest one is deciding on the categories.
Build it
Pick a format and a theme. Write every question yourself, or let the AI draft the whole quiz in your language and change what you don't like.
Put it on the TV
Open it on a smart TV, a laptop on HDMI or a projector. That screen shows the questions and the scores, never the answers until you say so.
Everyone joins
Players scan the QR code on the TV or type the five-character room code, then pick a team or just give a name. Their phone is the buzzer. No download, no sign-up.
You run the room
From your phone or laptop: open a question, see who buzzed first, give or dock the points, show the answer, next.
Three screens, one game
Open a clue on your phone and it opens on the TV, and every buzzer in the room wakes up.
The room's screen
The board, the question, the clock and the scores, with every player's name under their team. It follows your controls live, and never shows an answer before you do.
The host's controls
Open a question, watch the buzzes land, give or dock the points, reveal, next. A lobby before kick-off tells you the TV is up and who has arrived.
The buzzers
A room code, a team, and one big button that only wakes up when a question is open. Every phone sees the same order of presses, so the fastest thumb wins, not the loudest voice.
WHAT MAKES IT A PARTY
More than questions on a screen
Phone buzzers
Everyone buzzes from their own phone, and every screen shows the same order. A wrong answer re-arms the buzzers so another team can steal.
Action squares
Dares hidden in the board. Nobody knows which 400 is a question and which one has them humming a TV theme tune.
Music & video
Paste a YouTube link: play it audio-only with the picture hidden for guess-the-song, or as a clip everyone watches.
Answer sheets
Print the pub-quiz sheets from the host screen, or let teams type on their phones. Either way, the totals are done for you.
Answer clock
A countdown that starts by itself the moment someone buzzes. Fifteen seconds by default; change it or switch it off.
Fair scoring
Half points, steals and undo. In quickfire a team scores its players' average, so a big team has no head start.
TEAMS OR SOLO
Play in teams or on your own
Quiz Starter: up to 10 phones in 4 teams, or 10 solo players. Quiz Host, Quizmaster and an event with Quiz Night: up to 100 phones in 20 teams, or 24 solo players. Solo play is available in gameshow and Quickfire; pub quiz is team-only.
Solo needs no set-up. Whoever joins is in, points go to the person who earned them, and past eight players the TV turns the scoreboard into a ranked leaderboard.
- Up to 4 teams on Quiz Starter; 20 on Quiz Host, Quizmaster or a Quiz Night event. Connected phones: 10 on Quiz Starter, 100 with those paid offers.
- Play individually in gameshow or Quickfire: each player has their own score. Up to 10 solo players on Quiz Starter, or 24 on Quiz Host, Quizmaster or a Quiz Night event.
- A ranked leaderboard past eight
- Chosen per quiz, when you create it
✨ AI QUIZ GENERATOR
Describe a theme. Get a whole quiz.
Type a theme like “90s pop, football and the Olympics”, pick a difficulty from Gentle to Brutal, and it writes every round in the language of your quiz. Each round saves as it is written, so you can close the tab and pick up where it stopped.
Nothing it writes is final. Every question lands in the editor, where you can change it or delete it, and on a board you can swap any clue for one of three alternatives.
AI quiz generatorIN YOUR LANGUAGE
Your players read their own language
The television and every phone follow the language of the quiz. Tap one to see the buzzer change.
- Screens in English, Dutch, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Italian.
- Write questions yourself or use the AI, in any of 93 languages.
- Numbers and scores formatted the way your room writes them.
Made for every kind of get-together
The same app, run six different ways.
House parties & birthdays
A birthday or house-party quiz: buzzers, music clues and dares in the living room.
Learn morePub quizzes
How to run a pub quiz: rounds on the TV, sheets or phones, fast marking.
Learn moreCorporate meetings
Start a team-building or corporate session with a quick warm-up quiz.
Learn moreSchool sessions
A quick classroom warm-up or lesson recap for teachers.
Learn moreFamily & holidays
A family or Christmas quiz: grandparents against grandchildren, on the TV.
Learn moreFundraisers
Run a charity quiz with answer sheets and a live scoreboard. Free for events without paid admission; ticketed fundraisers need Quiz Night or Quizmaster.
Learn more
The Party Quiz at a glance
- What it is
- A web app with free and paid plans for hosting quiz and trivia events on a TV, while players join from their own phones
- Formats
- Gameshow with phone buzzers, a pub quiz with printable answer sheets, or Quickfire multiple choice. Combine their rounds in one quiz if you like
- Players
- Quiz Starter: up to 10 phones in 4 teams, or 10 solo players. Quiz Host, Quizmaster and an event with Quiz Night: up to 100 phones in 20 teams, or 24 solo players. Solo play is available in gameshow and Quickfire; pub quiz is team-only.
- Players need
- A phone with a web browser, or just a pen for a pub quiz on paper. No app, no account
- The host needs
- A free account, a screen everyone can see, and a phone or laptop to run the game from
- Languages
- The TV, phone and host screens in 7 languages; questions in any of 93
- Price
- Quiz Starter is free: 5 saved quizzes and 250 Quiz Coins per month for private and charity events without paid admission. No card needed. Paid plans add quiz storage, Quiz Coins and capacity; commercial events need Quiz Night or Quizmaster.
- AI generator
- 1 Quiz Coin = 1 generated question. Monthly allowances still reset each month: 250 on Quiz Starter, 1,000 on Quiz Host, and 2,000 on Quizmaster including its first host. Each extra Quizmaster seat adds 250 to the account’s shared monthly pool.
- Player data
- A first name, a team, buzzes and answers, deleted 7 days after the party
- Not included
- A library of ready-made quizzes or image uploads
- Made by
- EXPX B.V., Rotterdam, the Netherlands (KVK 70364338)
How it compares on a free plan
What you get without paying anything, on the tools people usually try first.
| The Party Quiz | Kahoot! | Factile | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price to host | Free plan; subscriptions from €2/month or €19.20/year | Free plan; paid from $3/month | Free plan; paid from $4/month |
| Players per game on the free plan | 10 phones in up to 4 teams, or 10 solo players | Up to 10 | Up to 5 teams |
| Phone buzzers | Yes | No, everyone answers each question | Not on the free plan |
| Jeopardy-style board | Yes | No | Yes |
| Pub-quiz format with marking | Yes | No | No |
Checked against each product's own website on 26 September 2026: kahoot.com/home and playfactile.com/plans. Plans change; check theirs before you decide.
Before you start
What is The Party Quiz?
The Party Quiz (thepartyquiz.com) is a web app with free and paid plans for hosting quizzes on a television, made by EXPX B.V. in Rotterdam. Build a Jeopardy-style board, a written pub quiz or a quickfire quiz, then put it on the TV. Players join from their phones with a room code. Their phone becomes a buzzer or an answer pad, and the scores keep themselves.
Do my players need to install anything?
No. They scan the QR code on the TV or enter the room code on a web page. Then they enter a first name and pick a team, or just enter their name in a solo game. It works on any phone with a browser, and there's no account to create.
What do I need to host a quiz on my TV?
A screen everyone can see and a phone or laptop for you. The TV can be a smart-TV browser, a laptop plugged into a television, or a projector. You run the game from your phone, so you're not stuck standing at the screen.
Is The Party Quiz free?
Quiz Starter is free: 5 saved quizzes and 250 Quiz Coins per month for private and charity events without paid admission. No card needed. Paid plans add quiz storage, Quiz Coins and capacity; commercial events need Quiz Night or Quizmaster.
How many people can play?
Quiz Starter: up to 10 phones in 4 teams, or 10 solo players. Quiz Host, Quizmaster and an event with Quiz Night: up to 100 phones in 20 teams, or 24 solo players. Solo play is available in gameshow and Quickfire; pub quiz is team-only.
Can people play on their own, without teams?
Yes. Solo mode (“Everyone for themselves”) works in gameshow and quickfire. Every player who joins gets their own name, colour and row on the TV scoreboard, and every point they win is theirs. The pub quiz is played in teams.
Can I use my own questions?
That's the point. Every category, question and answer is yours to write, in an editor that mirrors the board. The AI is there when you want a head start, not instead of you.
Can I play without phones?
Yes. Skip the buzzers, use shouts or hands, and award the points yourself. A pub quiz can also be run entirely on paper, with sheets you print from the host screen.
What languages does The Party Quiz come in?
The TV and player screens come in English, Dutch, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Italian, and follow the language of the quiz. You can write the questions in any of 93 languages, and the AI writes in that language too.
Ready when you are
Build a quiz today, or play the demo first and see the board from the host's side.
Question generation included