Trivia Night.
A buzzer quiz on your family call. Lumi asks the question, your phones are the buzzers, and every answer can be checked.
How a question goes.
Lumi asks
The question is on the stage and on every phone. In Google Meet, Lumi reads it aloud.
Somebody buzzes
The first buzz to arrive gets to answer. Type it on your phone.
Right or wrong
A wrong answer locks you out of that question, and the next player gets a turn.
The answer and its source
Lumi adds one line about the fact. Anyone can tap Challenge to see where it came from.
Try two from the bank.
Animals From our question bank, all ages
Which body parts let a butterfly taste a leaf simply by standing on it?
Buzz in to see the answer
Its feet. Butterflies have chemical receptors on their feet that let them taste plant chemicals.
Lumi says: “Every landing can be a little taste test!”
Source: Carleton University, Department of Biology. In a game, tapping Challenge shows this.
Space From our question bank, all ages
How many moons does Mars have?
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Two. They are named Phobos and Deimos.
Lumi says: “A pair of moons for the Red Planet!”
Source: NASA Space Place. In a game, tapping Challenge shows this.
Where the questions come from.
One AI agent writes each question from a named source. A different one checks the answer against that source and looks for other answers that could also be right. A person approves the pack. Only then can Lumi ask it.
Questions have an age band. Kids' nights only get questions marked for all ages.
Why this matters. A chatbot can run a quiz for free, and it will sometimes state things that are false. Then nobody can settle the argument. Here the source settles it.
More sample questions.
All from our checked bank.
Space From our question bank, all ages
Which planet has the hottest average surface temperature in our solar system?
Show the answer
Venus. Its dense atmosphere traps heat, so it is hotter than Mercury.
Lumi says: “Venus takes the temperature trophy!”
Source: NASA Science. In a game, tapping Challenge shows this.
Geography From our question bank, all ages
Which is the largest ocean on Earth?
Show the answer
The Pacific. It is so big that all the land on Earth could fit inside it.
Source: NOAA National Ocean Service. In a game, tapping Challenge shows this.
Animals From our question bank, all ages
What is the largest animal alive on Earth today?
Show the answer
The blue whale. It can grow longer than two school buses parked end to end.
Source: NOAA Fisheries. In a game, tapping Challenge shows this.
Space From our question bank, all ages
Which planet spins on its side?
Show the answer
Uranus. It spins on its side compared with the plane of its orbit.
Lumi says: “A sideways spin deserves a sideways smile!”
Source: NASA Space Place. In a game, tapping Challenge shows this.
More rounds for your night.
Draw Me a Hint
Stuck? A teammate sees the answer in private and draws you a clue. Asking for help never costs the team.
Catch the AI
Rocket is an AI contestant who sometimes bluffs. Call it out, and the source settles who was right.
Who Said It?
Lumi asks everyone a light question between rounds. Later, your answers come back as the quiz.
Play a real game.
Free demo games run every day.
Free during the beta. Demo games are for adults; kids play with a parent in the room.