Round 1 · Multiple choice
Hello, World
The history of computers, inventions and tech companies.
Live-hosted trivia · 5 rounds
Tech & Science
From basic physics to the history of code: tech-company origin stories, debugging-style puzzles and periodic-table rounds.
- 60–75 min
- Live host
- Up to 10,000 players
- Zoom or a browser link
700+ companies in 50+ countries have played with us, from 15-person teams to conferences of thousands.
5 rounds
from warm-up to final
Final round
where it all gets decided
5
rounds
each with its own mechanic, so attention never dips.
60–75
minutes
live with a host, or as a Marathon over 1–5 days.
10,000
players
at once, in teams of 5–8.
700+
companies
in 50+ countries have played with our hosts.
The program
Five rounds
Every round brings a new mechanic: multiple choice, pictures, sound and a final where it all gets decided. We tune the difficulty to your team.
Round 2 · Picture
Lab Notebook
Experiments, diagrams and historic photos from science.
Round 3 · Multiple choice
Periodic Table
Elements, their symbols and their unexpected uses.
Round 4 · Audio
Machine Sounds
Dial-up tones, "You've got mail" and floppy-drive clicks: sounds anyone who was there will never forget.
Round 5 · Final · double points
Edge Cases
Strange but true facts from science and tech.
Who it's for: IT and engineering teams. These are the questions that start arguments in the work chat.
Why people play instead of sitting it out
Great trivia runs on the host and the pace
A person runs it, not a timer
A live host sets the pace, breaks down the answers and teases the teams. That's why the chat fills up with debate instead of silence.
The round changes every 5–7 minutes
Video, audio, macro photos, finish-the-lyric and trick facts. Attention shifts before it has a chance to sag.
Difficulty tuned to your team
We calibrate the questions to your audience, so last month's interns and ten-year veterans play on equal terms.
Live or as a Marathon
Run the same quiz two ways, to fit your team's schedule.
LIVE FORMAT
Big Game
Pick this if you want a host calling answers and the room reacting in real time.
- Length
- 60–75 minutes
- Players
- Up to 10,000, in teams of 5–8
- Setup
- Zoom or a browser link + live host
Best for
Holiday parties · Friday wind-downs · Kickoffs
ASYNC FORMAT
Game Marathon
Pick this if your team is across time zones and you want a leaderboard that runs for days.
- Length
- 1–5 days window
- Players
- Up to 10,000 — team or solo play
- Setup
- Self-onboarded via platform + in-game chat
Best for
Distributed teams · Onboarding cohorts · Multi-region offices
PLATFORM
Watch the event happen, while it happens
Big Game, tournament, trivia or a multi-day marathon — it all runs on one platform. You get a dashboard with every number on it; teams get their score and their place in the standings. Below is what that looks like on screen.
Organizer dashboard
Updates as the event runs, so nobody keeps a spreadsheet open on the side.
- How many participants and teams have joined
- How each stage or round is going
- Time and points for every team
- CSV export in one click
Live leaderboard
Teams watch their position move while they play, so the competition holds to the last stage.
- Points across all stages
- Time taken
- Who is leading right now
Moderation and live support
If a participant gets stuck, they ask in the chat on the platform and the host or a moderator answers there.
- Chat open for the whole event
- Hosts review answers and control the pace
Made for your company
Make the quiz your own
It starts with a 20-minute brief: the occasion, the audience, the tone and any topics to avoid.
A round about your company
We swap any round for questions about your company, product, history and inside jokes.
Your logo and colors
The quiz interface, round intros and final leaderboard, all in your palette and with your logo.
Difficulty that fits
New hires and ten-year veterans play on equal terms, and both stay competitive to the end.
FROM EVENTS WE RAN
What actually happened
Coca-Cola HBC
- The brief
- LearnFest runs for the whole company. The closing event had to hold 6,000 people across 28 countries at the same time, on one connection, with no installs.
- What we built
- Two 30-minute virtual journeys back to back, Tokyo then New York, hosted end to end.
- people in one event
- 6,000
- countries
- 28
- journeys, back to back
- 2
- start to finish
- 60-70 min
Citibank
- The brief
- 800 people in a banking operation, on shifts and in branches, who could not all be online at any one hour.
- What we built
- Game Marathon over a single day, branded, about 10 minutes per person, played whenever their shift allowed.
- completed in one day
- 800
- support request in total
- 1
- attendance rate
- 86%
- would recommend
- 93%
Playrix
- The brief
- A global mobile-games studio wanted an event their people would recognise as theirs, not as a vendor's template with a logo dropped on it.
- What we built
- Austin, their own character, rebuilt as a playable NPC: he greets the team, sets the tasks and reacts to what they do.
- participants
- 180
- attendance
- 90%
- custom scenes
- 6
- would recommend
- 95%
Book Tech & Science
Pick format, team size, and date — price updates instantly.
FAQ
Questions about this quiz
60–75 minutes live with a host: intros, five rounds and the awards. There's also a Marathon format over 1–5 days with 24/7 access.
Up to 10,000 at once. The host splits everyone into teams of 5–8.
No. The quiz runs in Zoom and in the browser via a link, on a laptop, tablet or phone.
Yes. The questions are about stories and facts, not code, so mixed teams play on equal footing.
The Big Game runs 60–75 minutes live with a host, at the same time for everyone. The Marathon stays open for 1–5 days with 24/7 access: people play whenever it suits them, and we announce the results from the overall leaderboard.
