Questions people ask about Know It

A free trivia party game for 2–10 people. Every question has three clues, hardest first: you choose in secret how many you need, and you bet on whether a friend will get it right. Everyone plays on their own phone.

Yes. No account and nothing to buy. Some pages show ads, but never while a round is being played.

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

2 to 10, each on their own phone. Two people can share one phone and play as a pair.

One person taps Create a game and shares the invite link. Everyone else opens it, or types the 6-character code on the home page.

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

No. Every phone shows the clues, the bets and the scores.

Yes. Paste the invite link in the call's chat and everyone plays on their own phone while you talk. How to run a trivia night on a call.

Right after 1 clue scores 3 points, after 2 clues 2, after 3 clues 1. A wrong answer scores 0, with no penalty. A right bet is +1, a wrong bet −1. The full rules.

No. Your bet always goes on another player.

Yes. The host can switch betting off in the lobby, which makes it a straight quiz. Handy with two players.

Off by default: the game moves on when everyone is ready, and the host can hurry a slow player with a 10-second countdown. Or play against the clock: 2 minutes, 1 minute or 30 seconds per step.

Players take turns, or the host lets chance decide.

2,019, across People, The World, Products & Works, and Phenomena & Events. Easier questions are on by default; the host can switch to mixed or harder ones.

English, Lithuanian and Polish. The host picks the game's language, and an answer counts in any of the three.

Small typos, capital letters and missing accents are forgiven, and for people a surname on its own is enough. If the game still gets one wrong, the host taps ✓ or ✗ on the reveal screen and the scores fix themselves.

Not yet. For a quiz about your own topic, Kahoot is the better tool.

Yes. Pick the Christmas theme in the lobby: 58 questions about carols, films, traditions and Santa.

Some are adapted from the TriviaHG research dataset, others are written for the game, and all are checked by automated tests. How the questions are made.

Write to hello@knowitgame.com with the question or its number. It's fixed in the next update.

One question a day, the same for everyone, in all three languages. A new one arrives at midnight UTC. Play today's.

Yes. The archive has every earlier question with its clues, and each one can be played for points.

Yes: ten questions in a row, with your best score kept in your browser. It won't repeat the last 400 questions it gave you.

No. Nobody needs an account, a login or an email address.

The name and avatar you pick, your answers and bets, while the game lasts. A room deletes itself 3 hours after the last move. Privacy details.

No. Know It is an independent game inspired by the idea of betting on clues. It isn't made by or connected to Tactic Games, and it doesn't use their questions.

The app reads the clues, so nobody sits a round out; everyone chooses at once; answers are typed and hidden; and scoring is automatic. The full comparison.