Buzzboard
2026 Quiz game with phone buzzers Live
Your own Jeopardy-style quiz. You write the board in the browser and put it on the TV, and everyone buzzes in from their phone.
How a game night works
The host writes the board in the browser and puts it on the TV. Players open the site on their phone, type the five-letter code from the screen and pick a team. There is no app to install and no accounts for the players.
Who buzzed first
When the host opens a clue, the phones light up. The server decides who was first, so it is fair even when people play over a video call. The board shows the buzz order, and the host awards or deducts points with one click.
Clues can be more than text
Clues can have pictures, sound clips, video or a trimmed YouTube clip. The host can put 15 seconds on the clock or hide a Daily Double behind a tile, and there are 14 themes to pick from.
Free, with passes instead of a subscription
Making boards is free. Pro adds unlimited teams and players, all 14 themes and your boards on every computer you sign in on. It is sold as one-time passes through Stripe (a party pass, a week pass or lifetime), so nothing renews.