Pens run out of ink. Codes don't.

The modern pub quiz, minus the pens, the paper, and the maths. A code on each table, live scores on the screen behind the bar, and a room that stays for one more round.

Tuesday quiz night

Round 5 of 7

Live

5 teams at the bar

  • 1Beer Pressure3004,720
  • 2Quiz In My Pants2204,480
  • 3The Regulars4,050
  • 4Table Six3,720
Scoreboard updates as answers come in
  • No pens, no paper scoresheets
  • No manual scoring or math
  • Each table joins as a team
  • Staff pour drinks, not grade papers
  • Pay per night, or monthly with Pro

The logistical nightmare of trivia night.

Every trivia night runs the same way: passing out paper sheets, trying to read terrible handwriting, and spending ten minutes doing maths while your regulars get bored waiting for the next round.

The whole point of a quiz night is to keep people at the bar. Dead time between rounds does the opposite.

The old way

  • Handing out pens and paper scoresheets
  • Squinting at terrible handwriting
  • Ten minutes of dead air while you add up scores
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Tuesday Quiz Warm-up

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1.zuiq

Answer: quiz

2.brdoa

Answer: board

3.amest

Answer: teams

4.srnodu

Answer: rounds

Let the game run itself. Pour more drinks.

Put a code on each table, up to five, and let it join as a team. Answers come in from their phones, scores update live on the TV behind the bar, and your staff get to serve food and drinks instead of grading spelling tests.

It is the same rhythm that carried Wajeun's Eat and Play day, where the games and the food fed into each other and the room kept getting louder between rounds.

Set it once, run it every week.

Hook up the screen, print the codes, and let Neegma handle the scoring while your team works the floor.

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    Set the screen

    Hook a laptop up to your bar's TV. The host screen shows the questions, the timer, and the live leaderboard.

  2. 02

    Teams join instantly

    Each table scans the QR code on their coaster and joins as a team. No downloads, no sign-ups, no bottleneck at the door.

  3. 03

    Auto-scoring

    Neegma handles the maths and the leaderboards. You just read the questions and keep the drinks moving.

The quiz runs itself. You run the bar.

Set it up once and let the platform do the admin, every week.

A busy community night with guests playing a live Neegma game over food and drinks
  • Auto-scoring & leaderboard

    Answers are marked and ranked live on the screen. No pens, no paper, no maths at the bar.

  • Every table a team

    Each table joins as a team from one QR code, so you can run a packed room from a single screen.

  • Clean typed answers

    Turn on letter boxes in Trivia and teams get one box per letter, with spaces and punctuation already in place.

  • Your own local round

    Build trivia about your regulars, your landmarks, your town's running jokes in the Playground, or grab a ready-made quiz template and have a round live in minutes.

Rounds that keep a pub playing.

Mix your own trivia with a couple of quick-fire rounds, and the night paces itself.

  • Trivia

    Your rounds, your town, your regulars. Multiple choice, several answers or typed, with letter boxes if you want them.

  • Odd One Out

    Four options, one that does not belong. A fast round between the long ones.

  • Song Association

    A word on the screen and seconds to sing a song with it in. The round the whole pub remembers.

Prefer to read the questions out yourself? In a one-host session, Trivia loops through your set on screen until you end it.

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From behind the bar

Guests eating and playing a live Neegma game at Wajeun's Eat and Play event
Trivia night used to be a headache for our bartenders. Now the game practically runs itself, and our drink sales are up because the staff have time to serve.

Venue manager, on running a digital quiz night

Read the Wajeun Eat and Play recap

Pricing

Pay per night, or go monthly.

Running a one-off? A Party pass covers the whole night with no subscription. Hosting a quiz every week? Pro keeps hosting always on for less than three Party passes a month.

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The modern pub quiz. No pens, no paper, no math.

Keep the crowd drinking, not waiting for scores. Set up your quiz night and let the game run itself.