JoltQuiz

Upload your questions, hit start, and let the room play. Players join by QR in under ten seconds — no app, no accounts. The big screen handles the theatre.

Start a quiz free See the big screen

7 question types
3 team answer modes
<10s to join
300+ players per room

Looks like your night, not ours

Same engine, same questions, same timer — a completely different room. Pick a pack, swap your colours, or describe the look you want and have one generated. Themes can change everything you can see and nothing you can play.

Try the theme editor

Three steps to a full room

No training, no rehearsal. If you can run a spreadsheet, you can run the night.

1
Upload your quiz

Drop in a CSV or spreadsheet — one row per question. The importer checks every row and tells you in plain English what to fix before anything is saved.
See the format
2
Put the code on the wall

Open the big screen view on the projector. It shows a giant QR and join code, and team names pop in as people arrive. Players scan and they are in.
3
Run it from your phone

Next, lock, reveal, leaderboard, pause. Scoring is automatic and server-timed, so nobody argues about who buzzed first.

Everything a quiz night actually needs

Built from running real nights, not from a feature list.

Seven question types

Multiple choice, true/false, emoji, picture, free text, numeric and drag-to-order. Free text forgives a typo when you want it to.

Teams that actually work

One phone creates the team and shares a four-letter code. Everyone else joins it. Switch between fastest-finger, captain-only and majority vote mid-game.

Timing you can defend

Every answer is stamped by the server the moment it lands. Late taps are rejected, and the client clock is decoration.

Four scoring modes

Flat, speed, speed-rank or closest-wins. Double-points rounds with one setting. Nobody does mental arithmetic on a Tuesday.

Themes, not templates

Halloween, Christmas, pub classic, office, school and more. Swap the colours, fonts and sounds — or describe a look and have one generated.

A big screen worth watching

Round titles, answer distribution, and a leaderboard that builds bottom-up into a pyramid before revealing the top three.

The room looks at this

A separate projector view runs the whole deck: intro, round titles, questions, breaks, sponsor messages and the finale. It never shows an answer before you do.

Giant QR and join code while people arrive
Live count of teams that have answered
Answer distribution the second you reveal
Pyramid leaderboard with a held-back top three
Winner spotlight and podium to finish

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Round 2 · Question 4 of 10

Which year was the original Halloween released?

1976 1978 1980 1982

34 of 52 teams answered

Your next quiz night, sorted

Free to start. No card, no sales call, no app for your players to download.

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