Put them in the right order. Faster than everyone else.

A list of four to six items lands on every phone in a random order. Drag them into the sequence you think is right and lock it in before the clock runs out.

Close still counts. A near miss scores partial credit, so no round is a write-off, and locking in early multiplies whatever you earn.

Then there are the rounds with no right answer

Crowd Rounds drop the facts. Instead of a correct order there is only what the room thinks, and the answer is built from everyone's submissions.

A fact round has a winner. A crowd round has an opinion the whole room has to sit with, and that is usually the one people argue about afterwards.

Call your shot before the reveal

Before the results appear you predict how many you got right, and you score for predicting well.

Then the order comes out one position at a time. It is a small thing that does a lot of work in a room.

Who it's for

It works from about 10 people up to 100. Below that a crowd round has nothing to work with. Above it the pace stops being the point.

Play solo, or put a team behind each phone. There is no built-in team mode, so if you play in teams give each round 60 seconds or more.

What goes into a round

Pick a topic and let AI build the ranking, or write your own from scratch. You can edit anything it generates before anyone sees it.

Custom rounds are where it gets sharp: your products, your team, your event. A round about the people in the room lands differently from one about world capitals.