Party & celebration nights
Pick a topic your group loves and Raj builds a voice-hosted trivia gameshow in seconds. Drop one link in the group chat: every guest plays on their own phone, no app, no signup. Want it on the TV for game night? Put the show on the big screen. Either way, you finally get to play at your own party.
Built for: Birthday planners, holiday hosts, family game-night regulars, reunion organizers. Anyone who wants the fun handled for them.
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Make it yours
Type anything: the guest of honor, the 90s, your family's inside jokes. Raj turns it into a voiced gameshow in seconds.
Free games are up to 5 questions with a voiced host. No account needed to generate or play — you review it before sharing the link.
When you're ready to run the real thing
“Arre yaar, even your aunty knew that one! Chalo, redemption on the next question.”Your host, out loud: free on every show
Pay as you go
50 coins
Trivana Pro
$11/mo
Steal this run-of-show
Step 1
Five minutes on your phone while the party is still a checklist. Type your topic or the guest of honor's name and build from there.
Step 2
Trivia lands best after food, when plates are down and energy dips. Announce it like a show, then drop the link in the group chat.
Step 3
Questions run themselves on every phone while Raj reacts out loud to the answers, so nobody gets stuck as quizmaster. You're a contestant like everyone else.
Step 4
Compare final scores, hand out a silly prize, and let the rematch talk begin. The link keeps working for anyone who missed the party.
No. You share one link and it opens right in the browser on any phone, tablet, or laptop. No app, no account, no player signup. If a guest can open a text message, they can play. It works the same for your teenage cousin and your grandmother.
Yes, and it's usually the highlight. Add facts about the birthday person, the couple, or the retiree when you create the game, and the questions get built around them. Keep it kind and skip anything sensitive, since everyone with the link plays along. Share the link only with your guests so it stays in the family.
Yes, on every show and at no extra cost. Raj reacts out loud to the exact answer each player picks, or to the clock running out, in your show's language. That's where the legendary roasts live.
In seconds, honestly. Type a topic, pick your host, and the game builds while you watch. It works the night before, or in the kitchen while the cake is being cut. Give the questions a quick skim before you share the link, then you're set.
A 50-coin show gives you up to 5 questions, enough for a great party moment (a new account starts with 500 coins), and Raj reacts out loud to every answer at no extra cost. Trivana Pro ($11/mo) includes 1,500 coins a month, up to 20 questions a show (then 5 coins each), building games from links, PDFs, or audio transcripts, and Live Autopilot for the TV. Stripe Checkout may show an eligible localized currency for your country.
Yes. With Host Live, a laptop connected to your TV shows the join code, questions, and leaderboard, and guests answer on their phones. Live Autopilot, which comes with Trivana Pro, has the host read every question and explanation aloud, run the timers and host the whole show on the TV. Or skip the TV and everyone plays the link on their own phone.
Whatever your group actually argues about: a decade of music, a movie franchise, a TV show you all binged, food, sports, or the guest of honor. Mixed crowds do best with a broad theme like music, movies, and famous duos, so every generation gets a win. Type the topic and the game builds in seconds, so you can run two or three short rounds on different themes.
Yes. Party Night Classics is a free, ready-made round across music, movies, and food. Open it, share the link, and play on your phones with no signup. Make your own afterward when you want a topic that is just for your group.
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