AI gameshow maker

Turn any topic into a voiced AI gameshow

Type a topic. A host with a real voice runs it, and your people play from one link, with no signup.

Pick a host
Play free now: a ready show, no signup
Try one, then make your own

Made for every room

A team meeting
A classroom
Quiz night
Try it

Family night in

With Fitzroy
Family night
A birthday
A fan community
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Book club: after the last page

With Luna
A book club
An office party

How it works

  1. Type a topic

    Anything: a decade, a team, a film, a lesson. Pro also starts from a link or a file.

  2. Pick a host

    Jasper, Luna, Diego and a hundred more, each with a real voice that reacts to every answer.

  3. Send one link

    Players join from any phone or laptop. Nobody signs up to play.

Playing is free. A show is 50 coins, and a new account starts with 500.

See plans and coins

Questions

Do players need an account to play?

No. Players open your shared link and play instantly on any device. No signup, no app download, no friction — just tap and play.

Is Trivana free to use?

Playing is free: players open your link and play. Making is pay as you go: you get 500 coins when you sign up, and a show is 50 coins with 5 questions included. Every host reacts out loud to the exact answer picked, in your show's language, free on every show. Trivana Pro is $11/month with 1,500 coins every month, longer shows, source-based generation, branding, creator analytics and Live Autopilot.

How accurate are the AI-generated questions?

Trivana uses automated review and fact-checking steps, including web checks in supported paid flows, but AI-generated questions can still be wrong or ambiguous. Creators should review every question before publishing, especially for classrooms, workplaces, current events, or regulated topics.

What languages does Trivana support?

The builder supports English, Spanish, French, Hindi, Arabic, Portuguese, German, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese, and your host reacts out loud to every answer in your show's language. Creators should review generated translations before publishing.