For birthdays
The birthday game where the guests are the quiz
At a milestone birthday the guest of honour knows everyone — but the guests don't know each other: family, old classmates, colleagues and neighbours at separate tables. A childhood photo on the screen gives them something to guess at together — and the birthday star's own photo is the obvious finale.
Guests from a whole life
Family, childhood friends, colleagues and neighbours often meet for the first time on the big day. The game mixes the tables: everyone can guess, and every photo sets off a story the guest of honour gets to finish.
Every generation joins in
Grandma and the teenager play on equal terms: one photo, four names, one tap on the phone. No app, no accounts — and big tap targets for every finger.
Easy for the organiser
Share one link with the guests, approve the submissions, and choose whether the game runs on a screen or on phones. A co-host can run the game if you are the birthday star yourself.
Or write it yourself — you know everyone
Nobody knows the guest list like the birthday star — or the family throwing the party. Build the quiz in secret: a photo, how you know them, one true fun fact per guest, and two fakes the AI assistant can draft. At the party everyone scans, finds their name and guesses what's true about the others — and afterwards the whole guest list becomes a who-is-who to browse over the cake.
Surprise party or shared game?
Run it live between courses, or open it at everyone's own pace over coffee — no screen in the room needed. Planning a surprise party? Collect the submissions without the guest of honour noticing a thing — or go all in and write the whole quiz yourself.
Try the game without creating anything
We keep a demo party running at all times, with eight invented guests. Scan the code or press the button — you can play the whole set on your own, and it resets every night.