For Teams · Remote / Hybrid / In-Office

Turn your next meeting into a trivia battle.

A serious tool for team engagement that doesn't feel like a forced fun activity. Drop a 15-minute board into a meeting, run a kickoff round, or build a company-specific game for onboarding.

Who runs trivia at work

People managers running weekly team meetings
Sales leaders prepping kickoffs and SPIFFs
HR and People Ops planning onboarding and culture moments
Engineering managers keeping retros from getting stale
Internal comms teams running all-hands warmups
Office managers planning happy hours and holiday parties

Built for the way work actually works

Meeting-ready timing

15, 25, 45 minute formats — built to fit a real calendar block.

Team vs team scoring

Split the room into 2–4 teams and watch the scoreboard work itself.

Company-specific boards

Manual maker or AI generator — keep it on-brand and on-topic.

Remote-first ready

Live trivia mode lets everyone join from their own device with a code.

Training reinforcement

Pair a board with any workshop to lock in recall.

Workplace appropriate

Office-tagged boards are kept safe-for-work. Custom boards stay private to your team.

Real boards real teams have run

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Q3 sales kickoff
Pricing, ICP, top objections, competitive battlecards.
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Product launch trivia
Features, limits, FAQs — for the team selling it next week.
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Mission & values
Run quarterly so values aren't just a poster.
👥
Engineering ↔ Design
Team-vs-team battle that breaks the silo.
🎁
End of year recap
The year in wins, memes and quotable Slack moments.
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New hire week one
Names, products, who-does-what — onboarding gamified.

For meetings that need more energy.

You don't need a team-building offsite to get the room awake. Drop a 15-minute trivia round into the front of an all-hands, the back of a Friday standup, or the awkward 10 minutes before everyone joins a workshop. People remember the meeting that had a game in it.

Use it for onboarding, training, happy hours and team building

One tool, several jobs.

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Onboarding day one
Company history, products and leadership in a format that beats a slide deck.
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Training reinforcement
Run a board after the workshop — recall is the actual goal.
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Friday happy hour
Light, mixed-topic boards that work after a long week.
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Sales / marketing kickoffs
Open the kickoff with a 20-minute team-vs-team round.
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New manager cohort
Use scenarios as clues, leadership principles as answers.
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Holiday party
Department-vs-department keeps the room engaged better than a DJ.

Remote, hybrid or in-office

Same product, different setup.

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Fully remote
Host shares a screen on Zoom; or use live trivia so each player joins from their device with a code.
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In-office
Project the board in a conference room. Two or three teams, one host.
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Hybrid
Conference-room team plays out loud, remote players join the live trivia room from home.

Trivia ideas for work teams

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Sales kickoff trivia
Pricing, ICP, competitor moves, the new pitch deck.
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Product knowledge
Features, limits, integrations, what NOT to promise.
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Company history
Founding story, milestones, names of the dog in the office.
⚔️
Department vs department
Sales vs Eng vs Ops. Bragging rights for a quarter.
🆕
New hire onboarding
Mission, values, products, the people they'll work with.
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Holiday party board
The year in review — wins, memes, awkward all-hands moments.
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Manager meeting warmup
10-minute board to wake the room before the agenda.
Compliance review
Yes, even compliance is more memorable as a game.

Make training actually stick.

Reading a deck once gets remembered for about a day. Playing a 15-question board after the deck gets remembered for weeks. Trivia format forces recall — which is exactly the moment learning becomes durable.

Create your own company-specific trivia

Two paths, depending on how much time you want to spend.

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Manual board (free)
Best when you have specific products, internal jargon, or org-chart facts that only you know. Total control, no AI guessing.
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AI generator (Plus)
Describe your company in a prompt — "50-person fintech, B2B, our pricing tiers are X/Y/Z" — get a draft you can edit in 30 seconds.

Frequently asked questions

+How long does a session take in a meeting?

Plan 15–25 minutes for a meeting warmup, 30–45 for a real team-building block, and 45–60 for a kickoff or holiday party. Boards scale up or down by category count.

+Does it work for fully remote teams?

Yes. The host shares their screen on Zoom / Meet / Teams and players answer in chat or shout it out. For deeper engagement, use live trivia mode where every player joins from their own device with a room code.

+Can we make it about our actual company?

Yes — and this is where it gets good. Use the manual board maker to build categories like Company History, Product Lines, Org Chart, Founders, Internal Jargon. Or describe your company to the AI generator and edit the draft.

+Is anything safe-for-work?

Featured boards under the Office category are vetted to stay clean. Anything you build manually is yours to control.

+How do you handle distributed teams across time zones?

Async-friendly: a manager can schedule one session per region using the same board, then post results to a leaderboard. Or run one global session at an overlap hour with live trivia.

+Can we use this for onboarding new hires?

Yep — onboarding boards are one of the most common use cases. Build a board around products, mission, leadership and culture, then run it on day one or in week-one orientation.

Schedule the meeting. Bring a game.

Free to host. Build company-specific boards in about 15 minutes.