Yes. No account, nothing to buy.

Does everyone need to install something?

No. It runs in the browser on any phone, tablet or laptop.

2 to 10, each on their own phone. It's made for people in the same room, but it works over a video call too.

English, Lithuanian and Polish. The host picks the game's language, and answers count in any of the three.

About 20–40 minutes for the default 10 rounds. The host can pick 5, 15 or 20 rounds, or play to a points target.

Know It

Online trivia game where you bet on your friends

Free multiplayer quiz game for parties and game night

Know It is a free online trivia game for 2 to 10 people in the same room. One person creates a game, everyone else joins on their own phone with a 6-character code or the invite link. Nothing to install, no account.

How the trivia game works

A category is picked, and the game tells you what kind of answer to expect: “I'm thinking of a city.”
Everyone secretly decides how many clues they need: one, two or three. Fewer clues, more points.
Everyone bets on another player: will they get it right or not?
Clues appear one at a time, hardest first. You answer right after the clue you chose.
The reveal: the answer, who got it, and who called it.

A wrong answer costs nothing. A wrong bet costs a point. So the game is as much about reading your friends as knowing facts, and the quiet one at the table can win it. Full rules and scoring.

An example round

The category is People, and the game says: “I'm thinking of a person.” Ana feels brave and commits to one clue; Tom plays safe with all three. Ana bets that Tom will get it; Tom bets that Ana won't.

Clue 1: He was an electrician at the Gdańsk shipyard. Ana answers “Lech Wałęsa”. Right: 3 points.
Clue 2: He won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1983. Nobody answers yet.
Clue 3: He led the Solidarity movement and became President of Poland in 1990. Tom gets it too: 1 point.

Ana's bet on Tom was right (+1) and Tom's bet against Ana was wrong (−1). The round ends Ana 4, Tom 0, and next time Tom will think twice before betting against Ana.

Over 2,000 trivia questions

2,019 questions across People, The World, Products & Works, and Phenomena & Events. Easier questions are on by default; the host can switch to mixed or harder ones. Answers forgive typos and accents, and count in English, Lithuanian or Polish.

Where it works best

House parties and game nights: everyone joins from the sofa in a minute. More in party games you play on phones.
Friends in different cities: share the link on a call. See how to run trivia on a video call.
Family gatherings: easier questions are on by default, and two people can share one phone. Ideas for a family Christmas quiz.
Mixed-language groups: the host picks English, Lithuanian or Polish for the game, and answers count in any of the three.
Instead of Kahoot or Jackbox: no big screen, nothing to buy, no quiz to write. See how it compares with Kahoot.

On your own? Today's trivia question takes a minute and gives you a result to send your friends.

Like the iKNOW board game, online

If you know the iKNOW board game, this will feel familiar: three clues, fewer clues for more points, bets on your friends. It runs on phones instead of a board. How it compares · iKNOW rules explained · more games in the same spirit

Trivia game FAQ

Is Know It free?: Yes. No account, nothing to buy.
Does everyone need to install something?: No. It runs in the browser on any phone, tablet or laptop.
How many players?: 2 to 10, each on their own phone. It's made for people in the same room, but it works over a video call too.
Which languages?: English, Lithuanian and Polish. The host picks the game's language, and answers count in any of the three.
How long is a game?: About 20–40 minutes for the default 10 rounds. The host can pick 5, 15 or 20 rounds, or play to a points target.

iKNOW is a trademark of Tactic Games. Know It is an independent game and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Tactic Games. Questions are adapted from the TriviaHG dataset (MIT licence).