Sign InYou pick the categories. Everyone answers the same question at the same time, and the quicker you commit, the more it scores. Up to ten players per room — camera and mic optional, nothing to install.
Not just quizzes: explain a word without saying the forbidden ones, or race each other at drawing — in the same room as your quiz, with voice chat and nothing to download.
Explain a word by chat or by voice — without the forbidden words. Whoever guesses it scores. Whoever says a forbidden word gets buzzed.
Your word
Lighthouse
Forbidden
One player draws, everyone guesses live. Letters are given away as the clock runs — the sooner you get it, the more you score.
Play quizzes created by the community — or build and share your own.
It is a live game rather than a solo trivia app. Nobody answers on their own clock: everyone in the room sees the same question at the same moment, and the round moves on when the timer does.
Pick up to three of the nine categories, set how many questions and how hard they should be, and the room exists. You get a six-character code and a link to it.
Anyone with the code joins in a browser — no install and no app store, on a phone as readily as a laptop. Up to ten players per room, or leave the lobby public and let it fill on its own.
Points scale with speed as well as with being right, so a fast answer is worth more than a slow one and the order on the scoreboard keeps changing. Voice and video are optional on top.
Up to three per room. Mixing a category everyone knows with one only a couple of people do is what keeps the scores close — each has a page of its own with sample questions and what tends to come up.
What most people want to know before they open their first room.
omequiz is a multiplayer quiz game you play in your browser. One person creates a room and picks the categories, everyone else joins with a six-character code, and you answer the same questions at the same time. Points depend on whether you are right and how quickly you answer.
Yes. Besides the classic quiz there is estimate, where the closest number wins, Taboo, where you explain a word without the forbidden ones, and draw & guess, where one player draws and everyone else guesses. The host picks the mode in the lobby; Taboo and drawing need at least two players.
Yes, completely. You need a free account so your score and friends list persist, but there is nothing to pay for and no premium tier.
Between 1 and 10 per room. You can play solo to practise, open a public lobby, or keep the room private and share the code only with your friends.
Nine: general knowledge, science, history, sports, entertainment, geography, technology, art and Türkenquiz. Every question is written in both English and German, and you can pick up to three categories per round.
We run automated image checks on camera streams and uploads, every player can report another mid-game, and reports go to a moderation queue with warnings and bans behind it. Playing requires an account, so behaviour is tied to an identity rather than being anonymous. Our safety page explains the details.
No. omequiz is a game — you join a specific room to play a quiz, and video is an optional extra on top of that. There is no 'next stranger' button and no open-ended chat with people you were randomly paired with.