Two ways to play with your friends. Together tonight? Start a live game: the same question on every phone, the same timer, rankings after every round. Can't get everyone together? Send an async challenge instead—they'll play whenever they want. 100% free, no sign-up required.
⚡ Live
You're together, or everyone's on their phone at the same time. Up to 30 players per room.
Create a Room📨 Async
Everyone plays whenever they want, within 7 days. Compare scores afterward.
Start a ChallengeFor async play, pick the quiz you want your friends to play below.
The classic pick: history, science, geography, art, sports. Perfect for challenging a group with all kinds of interests.
18 quizzes · 3 levels →Between two celebrities, guess who was born first. A super viral format, perfect for a quick challenge.
Comparison Quiz →Capitals, flags, countries of the world. The friend-group ranking that settles who really travels the most—or just says they do.
18 quizzes · 3 levels →Famous lines, actors, Oscars, iconic scenes. Perfect for a couch night with movie buffs.
9 quizzes · 3 levels →Pop, rock, rap, and more. Who really knows their classics? Your group playlist is about to get an update.
9 quizzes · 3 levels →Dates, rulers, battles, presidents in order. Find out who was actually paying attention in class.
9 quizzes · 3 levels →Clubs, players, records, Ballon d'Or winners. The challenge that finally settles the debates in your group chat.
18 quizzes · 3 levels →Records, rare species, weird behaviors. Perfect for friends who are curious about the animal kingdom.
9 quizzes · 3 levels →132 multiple-choice quizzes across 11 categories. You're sure to find the perfect challenge for your friend group.
Full catalog →Classic online multiplayer quiz apps (Kahoot, Quizizz) really only do one thing: the synchronized session. Everyone has to be logged in at the same time, in the same virtual room. That's great when you're all together—and pretty useless for challenging a friend on a Sunday night between Netflix episodes.
On Quizoland, you get both, and you pick whichever fits the moment. Live: you create a room, send out the code, and the same question pops up on every phone at the exact same instant, with the clock ticking and bonus points for fast answers. Asynchronous: you play whenever you want, generate a link, your friend answers within 7 days, and the scores get compared automatically—closer to Wordle than to Kahoot. The first mode is built for parties, the second for friend groups who are spread out.
A trivia game with friends can take all kinds of shapes. On Quizoland you've got 6:
Whatever the format, the "Challenge Friends" button appears at the end of the quiz to kick off an asynchronous challenge. For a live game, everything starts in the room: that's where you pick the theme and your friends join you with a four-character code.
Looking for a "quizz" to play with friends? The correct spelling is quiz with one z, but plenty of people write it with two z's out of habit—and it works exactly the same on Quizoland. You'll find ? quizzes and ? questions here, ready to share with friends, no sign-up required, just a direct link. The mechanics stay the same: you play, you challenge, you compare. Whether you're after a quizz to play with friends, a quiz to do with friends, or quick quizz games to send around, it's all the same idea.
Both modes work for any group occasion—live when you're together, asynchronous when you're not. Here's how people use Quizoland:
Yes, 100% free. No credit card required, no video ads between questions.
No. You play, generate the link, and send it. Your friend opens the link and plays without signing up. A free account is only useful for keeping a history of your challenges.
Up to 100 people per challenge. You can share the link in a WhatsApp group and everyone plays the same questions in the same order.
Yes, the sharing screen is built mobile-first. You can send it straight to WhatsApp, text, or Messenger in one tap.
Both, and you choose when you start. Live, you create a room, your friends join with a code, and everyone answers the same question at the same time — like Kahoot, but with no account or app needed. Async, you play, send the link, and your friend has 7 days to answer.
7 days. After that, the challenge expires and can no longer be played. If your friend hasn't played within the week, you'll need to generate a new link.
They can't see your answers while they're playing — otherwise, where's the challenge? At the end, you each see your own score and time, plus the ranking between you.