- 17 social, word, and deduction games
- AI writes your first draft
- No downloads, no player sign-ups
- Up to 200 guests with a party pass
- Free plan, no credit card required
What this actually looks like
An event you set up in 60 seconds.
You open Neegma, create an event, and pick a game. Your guests scan a QR code or tap a link. Within a minute, a live scoreboard is running on any screen with real people competing.
There is no setup tax. No one needs an account. No one needs to install anything. The QR code fills the screen and the game starts. The host controls the pace, the rounds, and the games from their own device.
The scoreboard keeps the energy up without anyone managing it manually. Your only job is to decide when to move to the next round.
#1. Experiences
Everything your event needs, on one link
Mix game shows with a Challenge, a Q&A and a prize draw. Guests find them all on your event's page.
Live sessions
AvailableGame shows everyone plays from their own phone, with a live scoreboard.
One-host sessions
AvailableRun the whole game show from one screen. No phones needed.
Challenge
Coming soonA quiz people play in their own time, with a leaderboard that stays up.
Live Q&A
Coming soonQuestions and upvotes from every phone, moderated by you.
Raffle
Coming soonPrize draws on the big screen, or spin to win on every phone.
Charades
Round 3 of 5
Live
24 players, 4 teams
- 1The Loud Table3203,840
- 2Back Row Crew2803,560
- 3Just Here for Snacks1603,140
- 4Late Arrivals2,780
#2. Live sessions
The host controls the game. The screen creates the energy.
In a live session you drive the game from a phone, a laptop or a TV. Cast it to a projector or a screenshare, or let players follow along on their own phones.
Players join by QR code or link, pick a username, and they are in. No accounts. No app. The first round can start within 60 seconds of sending the link.
Play as individuals or split into 2 to 5 teams. Players self-register into teams from their own phones. The scoreboard updates live with every answer.
#3. One-host sessions
One screen, one host. No phones needed.
A one-host session puts the whole game show on your screen. The room plays out loud while you run every turn, so nobody has to scan, sign up or download a thing.
12 games play this way, including Charades, Taboo, Song Association, Unscramble and Trivia. In Hot Seat rounds each question goes to one player or team, and you mark what they got.
It suits living rooms, classrooms, pub quizzes and stage shows: anywhere you want people looking at each other instead of their phones.
How it works
Pick One host
Name your session and choose One host. Start now or schedule it, with a printable poster and no QR code.
Add who's playing
Type in names, no join link. Up to 10 players, or 2 to 5 teams of any size.
Tap what happened
The prompt shows on your screen, the room answers out loud, and you tap Correct or Skip, or Got It or Missed.
For hosts
One device. Run the whole show yourself. Neegma keeps the time and the score.
Patchy signal is fine. Only your screen needs a connection, so it works in any venue.
Scores your way. Switch Track scores on for a leaderboard and podium, or off for a relaxed round.
Your content works. Playground sets and templates play too. Anything that needs phones is marked unavailable.
For groups
Nothing to set up. No scanning, downloads or sign-ups. Everyone just plays.
Heads up. Eyes stay on each other and the host, not on their own phones.
Everyone's in. Guests without a phone, or without a signal, can play like anyone else.
Loud by design. Acting, shouting and racing for the answer keep the whole room in the game.
#4. The Playground
Build your game before you walk in the room.
Before your event, log into the Playground and create a custom question set in minutes. Build it around your audience, your topic, or your inside jokes.
Name the categories, adjust the difficulty, and preview it exactly as your players will see it.
Every custom game you create is saved to your library. Build it once and run the same set again whenever you need it.
Short on time? Describe the topic and let AI write the first draft for you.
Unscramble
Round 3 of 10
Hint: what this whole industry gets called
#5. Create with AI
A whole question set, from one sentence.
Writing 25 questions by hand is the reason most custom games never get made. Describe the topic and the room instead, and you get a full draft in seconds.
It writes for the game you picked, not just for trivia: scrambles that are actually solvable, Taboo cards with five forbidden words, categories that hold together for Find the Mole.
Nothing is locked. Every question lands in the same editor as the ones you type, so you can rewrite, delete, or add to it before you save.
Say what it is about
A topic, a team, a film, an inside joke. Add a note about who is playing and how hard it should be.
Pick how many
Choose the game and the number of questions. The draft comes back written for that format, not pasted into it.
Edit anything
Read it, rewrite the ones you would have phrased differently, delete the rest, then save it to your library.
Every plan comes with AI credits, and one request is one credit. Ask for up to 25 questions at a time, or 10 for Trivia and Odd One Out, where every answer has to be factually right.
#6. Game library
17 games. Zero arguments about which one to play.
Charades
Someone acts it out. Everyone else guesses. The beauty of Charades is that it makes intelligent people look ridiculous in the funniest possible way. Works for groups of 4 to 50. Teams make it louder.
Taboo
Describe the word without using the obvious. Everyone thinks they are going to be good at this. No one is as good at this as they think.
Find the Mole
Someone in the group is the mole, and only they know it. Everyone else is trying to figure out who it is by asking questions. Great for groups that enjoy strategy, reading people, and a dramatic reveal.
Villagers & Wolves
The wolves are hiding among the villagers. Can the villagers vote them out before it is too late? Best for larger groups who want a longer, more social game with multiple rounds.
Crack the Code
Logical, fast, and quietly competitive. Players race to decode the right combination. Brilliant for groups that like puzzles and a bit of silent intensity.
Two Truths & a Lie
Everyone writes two true statements and one lie. The group tries to spot the lie. Genuinely the most revealing game at any gathering. Works beautifully for groups meeting each other for the first time, and for groups who think they know each other already.
Unscramble
A jumbled word lands on every phone at once. First to type it correctly scores most, and the board reshuffles before the next one loads. Works from a table of 2 to a hall of 200.
Trivia
Write your own questions and host them live while the room answers from their phones. No built-in question bank, on purpose: it is about your company, your wedding, whatever the room actually knows.
Who Said It
Everyone answers the same question in secret. The room sees the answers shuffled with no names attached, then guesses who wrote what. Best for a group of 3 to 100 who already know each other a little.
Plus Song Association, Word Art, Telepathy, Concentration, Bingo, and fast energiser rounds like Missing Letter, Odd One Out and Sub-Words.
Browse the full game library#7. Dashboard
Everything you need, before and after the event.
The Neegma dashboard keeps every event you have run, every game you have built, and every result, in one place.
- Events
- Every event in one place, upcoming and past, with its sessions, its schedule and one link for your guests.
- Event reports
- When the event ends, its report gathers the results of every session and Challenge in it.
- Game library manager
- Organise your custom game sets, edit question sets, and see how often each game has been played. Your library grows with every session you build.
- Session analytics
- Dig into per-session data after it ends. Which games scored highest, how players performed round by round, and where engagement peaked.
#8. How we compare
More game formats. Simpler pricing.
Built for social play, not just quizzes.
| Feature | Neegma | Kahoot | Jackbox | Confetti |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Social games (Charades, Taboo, etc.) | ||||
| Quiz / trivia games | Limited | |||
| Word & puzzle games | ||||
| Social deduction games | ||||
| Custom game / question builder | ||||
| AI question generation | ||||
| Session analytics | ||||
| No app download for players | Varies | |||
| No player sign-up required | ||||
| Team mode | Some games | |||
| Big screen / TV casting | ||||
| Self-serve (no facilitator needed) | ||||
| Free plan available | ||||
| Pay-per-event pricing | $10.99 / 24hrs | ~$25 per pack | From $7/person | |
| White-label branding | Enterprise (soon) | Enterprise | ||
| Pricing model | Free + pay-per-event | From $10/mo | ~$25 one-time per pack | Per-person per event |
Kahoot is a quiz platform. Jackbox is a downloadable party game suite. Confetti is a facilitated team-building booking service. Neegma is a self-serve host-led game show platform.
Full Neegma vs Kahoot breakdownSee the newest features in action.
Guides from the Neegma blog on what you can do right now.
Player avatars: a face on every leaderboard
How guests make an avatar in the lobby and where their faces show up.
Learn any game in 30 seconds
Play a how-to film on the big screen and the room learns the rules together.
True or false questions for your quiz
Write them, import them or draft them with AI, plus tips for good ones.
#9. FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Everything you want to know before you host your first session.