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How a trivia night runs, at a bar and at home, and what changes when the board, the buzzers and the score are one page. Trinko Trivia is a web app for running a Jeopardy-style trivia night: the board on the TV, every phone a buzzer, and a score that adds itself up.
- How to host a trivia night at a bar — A working checklist for running a Jeopardy-style trivia night at a bar: the board, the TV, teams on their phones, the buzzer, scoring without paper, and what the bar wants at the end.
- A trivia night at home, with phones as buzzers — How to run a family trivia night on the TV with everyone's phones as buzzers, no host and nothing to install: put the board on the screen, phones join by code, and the game runs itself.
- JeopardyLabs, a buzzer site and paper, or one page — What JeopardyLabs does well, what it leaves to a buzzer site and paper answer sheets, and what changes when the board, the buzzers and the scoring are one page. With a way to import the JeopardyLabs boards you already have.
- A Kahoot or Jackbox alternative for adults: a trivia night you wrote yourself — Kahoot is a classroom quiz and Jackbox is a box of party games. For a bar, an office or a birthday, the thing people are looking for is a Jeopardy-style trivia night on the TV with phones as buzzers that they wrote themselves. That is what this is.
- A trivia game about someone — Make a trivia game about the birthday girl, the couple, the retiree or the whole office: pick an occasion, type a name, fill in five categories of prompts, and put it on the TV with everyone's phones as buzzers.