Quiz night, sorted
The party quiz you host from your phone
The UK party quiz. Host from your phone, everyone joins in their browser, scores stay secret until the podium. Free for up to 8 players, £5 for the night. No subscription.
Got a code? Type it here.
Or scan the QR code on the quiz master’s phone or TV.
Made in the UK
Packs written in-house
No player accounts
No subscription
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The bit nobody else does
Nobody knows who’s winning. Until the end.
There’s no leaderboard during the game. Each player sees only whether their own answer was right, so nobody gives up halfway and the last question can still change everything. At the end, you reveal the podium one tap at a time.
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Four steps
How the night runs
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Pick a quiz
Choose a ready-made pack and the rounds you want. Each question has a fun fact to read out after the answer.
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Friends join on their phones
They scan the QR or type the 5-letter code at instaquiz.app. No app to download and no account to make.
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Read it out, then open the answers
You read each question aloud. When you open the answers, everyone taps A, B, C or D. Faster right answers score more.
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Reveal the podium
Nobody sees the standings during the game. At the end you reveal third, second and then the winner, one tap at a time.
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Go on
Try one.
Three questions, just as they look on a player’s phone. In a real game the quiz master reads each one out, then opens the answers.
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Faster right answers score more, from 500 to 1,000 points
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A fun fact to read out after every answer
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Scores stay secret until the podium
Question 1 of 3
Sample quiz
Which is the longest river in the UK?
Tap an answer. In a real game, faster right answers score more.
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Every phone is an answer pad
Put it on the TV. Everyone plays on their phone.
Open instaquiz.app/tv on a smart TV browser or a laptop, type the code it shows into your phone and press OK on the TV. The TV shows each question, the answer and the podium. Phones show the four answers.
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Ready-made packs
Pick a quiz
Written in-house, with a fun fact to read out after every answer. Every pack is free until 31 January 2027.
Family Christmas quiz
Free
30 questions + wager
Traditions, films, music and Christmas around the world. Easy enough for older children.
Office Christmas quiz
Free
30 questions + wager
Safe for work and good for mixed teams, with a round of Christmas number ones.
Christmas Cracker
Free until 31 January
100 questions in 10 rounds
The big one: enough festive questions for three or four games without a repeat.
Country Music
Free until 31 January
30 questions + wager
From the Grand Ole Opry to today’s crossover hits, in three rounds.
Pricing
Free for 8. £5 for the night.
Free
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• Up to 8 players
• Every question pack, free until 31 January 2027
• TV screen included
Party pass
£5 once
• Up to 50 players
• Every question pack
• 5 AI-made quizzes
• Lasts 48 hours from your first game
• No subscription, nothing renews
The party pass goes on sale in January. Every pack is free until 31 January 2027.
Full pricing, plus personalised quizzes and pub plans coming in 2027Questions people ask
Do players need to download an app?
No. Players join in the web browser on their phone by scanning a QR code or typing a 5-letter code at instaquiz.app. They never make an account or give an email address.
How many people can play?
Up to 8 players for free. With a £5 party pass, up to 50 players can join one game. Playing in teams with one phone each stretches that a long way: 8 phones covers about 40 people.
Why are the scores hidden?
So the ending is a surprise. Each player sees whether their own answer was right, but nobody sees the standings until you reveal the podium: third, then second, then the winner.
Do I need a TV?
No. You can run the whole quiz from your phone and read the questions out. If you want a big screen, open instaquiz.app/tv on a smart TV browser or a laptop and connect it from your phone.
Is it a subscription?
No. The party pass is a one-off £5. It lasts 48 hours from the start of your first game and does not renew.
What do you keep about players?
Very little. Players sign in anonymously and never give an email address. They pick a name for the game, and their private results are cleared from their phone when they leave.