Trivia, bingo and game shows for any room with a TV
A professional host on the screen, players on their phones or on paper, and nothing to install. For restaurants, halls, senior living, hotels and waiting rooms.
- No card to start
- Any TV with a browser
- $49 a month per venue


Real games on a real screen
These are the screens your room will see. Every game is included, and most can be hosted for you or run by your own organizer.

Team Trivia
A game-show hour with rounds and tables, and the answers revealed at the end of each round.

Bingo
A professional caller, cards on phones or large-print paper, and every win verified.

Lounge Trivia
Always on. A question about every minute and a leaderboard anyone can join.

Trivia Bingo
The host reads a question and the answer is on the card. Know it, mark it.

Sketch
The TV draws a picture one line at a time and the room races to name it.

Word Guess
A hidden phrase, found one letter at a time by the whole room.

Chess, Checkers and more
One big board. The room plays the computer together, or two players go head to head.

Poker and the card table
Play-money Hold'em, Hearts, Spades, Euchre, Cribbage and Gin Rummy, with each hand on its own phone.

Horse Race
Pick a horse, roll the dice and cheer it home. Points only.
On the TV in about five minutes
Open the TV link
Sign in, name your venue, and open its link on any television with a web browser. Bookmark it. That screen is now your games menu.
Players join by phone or on paper
Anyone with a phone scans the code on the TV. Everyone else gets a large-print card or an answer sheet, printed from the dashboard.
Press play, or let the schedule
Tap a game on the TV, or set a weekly schedule and the TV counts down to it and starts on time.

A host on the screen, or your own at the front
- AI hosted. Press one button. A professional game-show voice welcomes the room, calls the numbers, reads every question twice and keeps the game on time.
- Self hosted. Your own organizer runs the room from a phone with a few large buttons, and the TV supplies the cards, the questions and the scores.

A TV that works when nobody is running it
- Your board and your ads. Specials, events and photos rotate on the screen, on the days and hours you set.
- The room picks the next game. When the TV has been quiet for a while it shows a code. The first guest to scan it chooses a game and everyone can join.
- A weekly schedule. The TV counts down to bingo on Tuesday at two and starts it on its own.
Set up for the room you run
The same 30 games, with the settings and the pace that suit your room.
Bars & Restaurants
A hosted trivia night or bingo on the TVs you already have. Guests play from their phones while staff keep serving.
VFW & Legion Halls
Bingo night, team trivia and the card table on the hall TV, hosted for you or run by a member from a phone.
Senior Living
Assisted living, independent living, memory care, skilled nursing, adult family homes and senior centers. Phones optional; paper always works.
Hotels & Resorts
An evening game show in the lounge, bingo by the pool and an always-on trivia screen in the lobby.
Cruise & Travel
A game show for the lounge, the deck or the coach, hosted for you and played from phones or printed cards.
Waiting Rooms
An always-on trivia screen that gives people something to do while they wait. No sound required.
Car Dealerships & Service Centers
All-day trivia for the service lounge, quick games from a phone and a prize wheel for your promotions.
Multi-Unit Restaurants
The same game night at every location: one account, one bill, and a schedule and settings for each restaurant.

Read and heard from the back table
- Large type in Atkinson Hyperlegible, a typeface designed for legibility
- Every question read twice; every number spoken and shown
- A pace you set, and a relaxed bingo mode that marks cards automatically
- Phones are optional. Paper always works
- No player accounts and no player data: first names only
One price. Every game.
- All 30 games and every game added later
- AI hosted and self hosted
- Unlimited players
- Free for 30 days, no card to start
- No contract. End it any time
Questions organizers ask
Do players need a smartphone?
No. Anyone with a phone can join with the code on the TV. Everyone else plays on paper: large-print bingo cards and trivia answer sheets print from the dashboard before the game or from the organizer's remote during it, and the organizer confirms a paper bingo by typing the card's serial number.
What equipment do we need?
A TV with a web browser: a smart TV, or any TV with a laptop, streaming stick or small computer attached. There is nothing to install, no app store and no hardware to buy.
Who hosts the games?
Either one. AI hosted means a professional game-show voice calls the numbers, reads every question twice and keeps the game moving. Self hosted means your own organizer runs the game from a phone with a few large buttons while the TV supplies the content.
What kinds of venues use it?
Bars and restaurants, VFW and American Legion halls, senior living communities, hotels and resorts, cruise ships and travel groups, waiting rooms, car dealerships and service centers, and multi-unit restaurant groups. Any room with a TV and people in it.
Is it readable and audible across a room?
Yes. Large type in a typeface designed for legibility, high-contrast colors chosen for bright rooms, a pace you can set, and everything both spoken aloud and shown on the screen.
How much does it cost?
$49 per venue per month. A venue is one location: a restaurant, a hall, a residence, a hotel, a lounge. Every game and both hosting modes are included, with unlimited players. The first 30 days are free and no card is needed to start. See pricing.
Does it collect information about players?
No. Players join with a first name and nothing else. There are no player accounts, passwords or profiles. Read the privacy policy.
Can we adjust the games for our group?
Yes. Each game has its own settings on the dashboard: bingo's calling speed, breaks and a relaxed mode that marks cards automatically; trivia's categories, difficulty, rounds and timing; poker's blinds and pace.
Can several locations share one account?
Yes. An organization can add as many venues as it runs. Each has its own TV link, weekly schedule, bulletin board and game settings.
Put a game on the TV this week
Free for 30 days. No card, no install, no training session. Sign in, open the TV link, press play.
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