I host quite a few quiz and trivia nights with friends and family, and I never quite found a tool that worked the way I wanted. The ones I tried either put features I needed behind a subscription or required an account just to get started. I initially made a scrappy Jeopardy-style quizzing "app" in Google Sheets, but eventually wanted something a bit more polished. So I built Quiz Toolkit. It runs in your browser, and you can host in-person on a TV or projector, or online by sharing your screen over Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, etc. A few features I'm proud of: Let people join on their phones with a QR code or room code and use them as buzzers or answer pads, without downloading an app or creating an account. Give the host a separate control screen to run the entire quiz, with the option to run everything from a phone as a "quiz master remote". Support Jeopardy-style boards and regular question rounds, with buzzer, turn-based and all-play modes, plus rich media (images, audio and video questions.) Let you build quizzes visually in Quiz designer or import them from CSV or Google Sheets. Your saved quiz library stays in your browser storage locally, and you can export it to back it up or share it. You can customize your quiz completely, including light/dark mode, custom background and logo. I also added some silly sound effects for the quiz master for added fun! It’s free, with no accounts or subscriptions: https://quiztoolkit.com/ I’d love feedback from other people who host quizzes, whether that’s at home, in classrooms or at pubs.   submitted by   /u/thepolymoth [link]   [comments]