Get everyone in.
Scan the player QR, follow a shared link, or enter the game code and player PIN. Pick a name for the leaderboard.
Your friends.
Lulu’s trivia.
Trivia for bars, house parties, and friends. One of you hosts from a phone, the rest join on theirs, and answers get shouted, scribbled, or argued over.
No app to download No account to join
Lulu is a real dog. No thumbs, so one of you hosts.
Got a link from your host? Open it and skip most of the typing.
Your name and score appear in the game. When you join, the site owner logs your IP address and approximate network location. By joining, you agree to our Terms. See our Privacy notice.Lulu has questions.
Your friends have theories.
Pick the topics and difficulty, then mix solo and team rounds. The host keeps it moving. Everyone else argues about whether that answer should count.
- A quiz that fits your crowd
- Choose categories, a difficulty mix, and a funny or serious question style. Adult topics are an opt-in for an 18+ crowd.
- Four choices, or none
- Ask open-ended, show four choices, or save choices for the difficulty levels you pick. Either way, the host decides who got it right.
- Solo brains. Team spirit.
- Play solo, then make fresh teams for a round. Teams last one round only, so last round’s rival can be this round’s teammate.
- You’re running the show
- See the answers before anyone else, line up the questions, pause for refills, reveal when you’re ready, and hand out the points.
- Put it on the big screen
- Link a TV with its pairing QR or six-digit pairing code, with no host sign-in on the TV. Friends in another city? Link a screen there too, and start your own voice or video call.
- A little friendly competition
- Live scores, player celebrations, a final leaderboard, and a clear ‘Nobody got it’ when the whole room draws a blank.
Less “how does this work?”
More “I knew that!”
The full player guide Make your best guess.
The question appears on your phone and any shared screen. Answer out loud, on paper, or however your host says. You don’t type answers into Lulu.
Survive the reveal.
The host reveals the answer and awards points. Celebrate, groan dramatically, and prepare your comeback.
Run the room.
From your phone.
Your private dashboard has the answers before the crowd sees them. Build a question queue, check who’s joined, manage rounds and teams, and keep the night moving.
Private host previewExample
Which animal has three hearts?
Only the host sees this answerOctopusOne for every time it says “I love you.”
Reveal answerNobody got it
You choose what the players see, and when.
Every brain
has a shot.
Points last for this game only. Your own correct answers build your score, and a team win adds a small bonus, so one good team can’t run away with the night.
Individual answer
A correct answer, awarded by the host.
Winning team round
Team answers score for the team. Win the round and each eligible member gets +2 personal points. Joined or switched mid-round? +1. Left before the finish? 0.
Nobody got it
The answer still gets its moment. No points, no penalty, no shame.
Dress your night
for the occasion.
28 visual themes, from Miami Beach and Paris to rainbow Pride, undersea adventures, festive favorites, and an adults-only After Dark. The host sets the mood; the questions take center stage.
Your big-screen moment.
Open Set up display on the TV, then link it from your host dashboard with its QR or six-digit pairing code. The TV needs no host sign-in, and it resets for the next host when the game ends. Different cities? Link a screen in each one and start your own voice or video call.
A few things
you might be wondering.
All FAQs Do players need an account?
No account and no app. Open the game link, or enter the game code and four-digit player PIN, then choose a name. Only hosts verify an email and add a first and last name.
Do I type answers into my phone?
No. Answer out loud, on paper, or however your host says, and the host awards the points. Multiple choice shows four options, but Lulu doesn’t collect or grade answers.
Do we need a TV?
No. Players can follow along on their own phones. A TV makes it feel more like an event, and you can link one without signing in on it.
Can friends play from different places?
Yes. Players can join the same game and hosts can link multiple displays. Arrange your own voice or video call to hear the host and give answers.
Make tonight
a Lulu night.
A birthday, a bar night, a Tuesday that needs help. Your group chat deserves better plans.