Run unforgettable live trivia for 10 to 500+ players with zero hardware.
Whether you are hosting a classroom review, corporate all-hands, or Friday team trivia, Joltly turns every smartphone in the room into an instant buzzer and answer pad in seconds.
Built for live event hosts, trainers, and educators
Compare Joltly’s multi-format trivia platform against single-mode quiz tools and manual slideshow trivia.
| Capability |
Joltly (joltly.app) |
Traditional Trivia Software |
| Growing Lineup of Game Modes | Jeopardy Board + Speed Blitz + True or False + Team Mode | Single quiz format only |
| AI Question & Distractor Studio | Generate full trivia games from any prompt or document in 60s | Manual typing required for every question |
| Live Vote Split & Podium Reveal | Real-time vote percentages on reveal + Top 15 stage leaderboard | Static text slides |
| Mid-Game Pacing Controls | Pause stage, project QR for late joiners, or toggle power-ups live | Rigid linear progression |
| Venue Audio Test & Sound Effects | Built-in game show sound effects + 1-click pre-game audio check | Silent slides or external audio files |
| Host Cost | $5 / month billed annually ($60/yr) | $15–$49 / month per host |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can latecomers join a Joltly trivia game after it has already started?
Yes. The Room PIN remains visible on the presentation screen, and the host can pop up the giant Join QR code at any time with one click so late arrivals can jump right in.
Does Joltly support both individual and team trivia?
Yes. You can toggle Team Mode on in the lobby or Host Cockpit, customize team names, and let players pick their team or auto-assign them evenly.
Can I test my room speakers before starting the trivia game?
Yes. Both the Host Workspace and Presenter Cockpit include a one-click Audio Check and mute toggle so you can verify room sound before players join.
Can I export the final trivia scores after the game ends?
Yes. Hosts can export complete game standings and participant scores to CSV for training records, classroom grading, or event leaderboards.