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🔔 Buzzer Trivia

First to buzz in gets to answer. Fastest family wins.

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Trivia night on one screen, written to order

Buzzer Trivia is the fastest way to run a quiz night with whoever is in the room: 2 to 6 players share one device, each with their own buzzer zone, and race to answer first. The AI writes the questions for your exact occasion - type any topic in any language, choose the age group from young kids to adults and a difficulty, and get a birthday quiz, a road-trip round, or classroom review in seconds.

Playing with family far away? Put it in a video call - share your screen, read each question aloud, and let players call their answers. And when everyone should have a buzzer in their own hand from wherever they are, our Buzz and Live Quiz games do exactly that with a join code. Free, no sign-up, no downloads.

How to play

  1. 1Type any topic in any language (or leave it blank), pick who's playing - young kids to adults - and a difficulty.
  2. 2Add 2 to 6 players. Everyone shares one screen: a phone in the middle of the table or a TV.
  3. 3A question appears with multiple-choice answers. The instant you know it, tap your buzzer zone.
  4. 4First buzz gets to answer. Right: score the point. Wrong: the others can swoop in.
  5. 5AI keeps serving fresh questions on your theme, so no two games repeat.
  6. 6Highest score when you decide to stop wins the night.

Frequently asked questions

Can the AI write trivia about any topic?

Yes - type anything, from dinosaurs to your favourite series, in any language. Pick an age group (young kids up to adults) and an easy-to-hard difficulty, and the questions come out matched to your group. A built-in bank keeps it playable if AI is unavailable.

How does buzzing work?

All players share one device - each gets their own buzzer zone on the screen. The first tap after the question appears wins the right to answer. It's loud, fast, and made for a phone passed to the middle of the table or a tablet under the TV.

Can we play with people who aren't in the room?

This version is built for one shared screen - great on a video call with the host sharing their screen and reading questions aloud. For real remote buzzers where family joins by code on their own phones from anywhere, play our Buzz or Live Quiz games instead - they're free too.

How many players can play?

2 to 6 buzzer players on one device. Bigger groups can play in teams, with each team sharing a buzzer zone.

Do I need an account or app?

No. It's free in your browser with no sign-up and no downloads, on any phone, tablet, or laptop.