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Play an Online Jeopardy Game with Anyone, Anywhere

Play an Online Jeopardy Game with Anyone, Anywhere

Trusted by 2M+ users worldwide.

Works in any browser and on any video call, whether that’s Zoom, Teams, or Meet.

Build a game in a few minutes, or let AI make one for you. Share a link, screen-share the board on Zoom, Teams, or Meet, and players buzz in from their own phones with a QR code or PIN. Automatic scorekeeping runs itself, and nobody has to download a thing or make an account.

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How Factile Works

for Remote Play

How Factile Works

for Remote Play

Factile is a virtual Jeopardy game made for remote play. The host screen-shares the board over Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or Google Meet, and players buzz in from their own phones or laptops. There’s nothing to download and no account to make. They join in seconds with a QR code or a game PIN.

From there, the hosting runs itself. Factile logs the exact buzz-in order so you always know who was first, scores update live on a shared leaderboard, and Daily Doubles, Double Jeopardy, and Final Jeopardy are already built in. Build a game from scratch, let AI generate one from a topic or a document, or pull one from the library of more than 2.5 million ready-made games.

It works the same for a casual game night with friends as it does for a 100-person team call. Same setup, same buzzers, same live scoreboard, whether there are six of you or sixty.

Remote-Ready Features

Remote-Ready Features

Screen Share Mode for Zoom, Teams, and Meet

The host screen-shares the board while players buzz in from their own devices. The board is built to read clearly over a screen share, with big text, bold colors, and high contrast, so nobody’s squinting at a tiny grid. Works with Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Google Meet.

Screen Share Mode for Zoom, Teams, and Meet

The host screen-shares the board while players buzz in from their own devices. The board is built to read clearly over a screen share, with big text, bold colors, and high contrast, so nobody’s squinting at a tiny grid. Works with Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Google Meet.

Virtual Buzzers (No App Needed)

Every player’s phone, tablet, or laptop turns into a buzzer. Factile logs the exact order people buzz in, so even on a laggy call you can tell who hit it first. They join with a QR code or game PIN, and there’s nothing to install.

Virtual Buzzers (No App Needed)

Every player’s phone, tablet, or laptop turns into a buzzer. Factile logs the exact order people buzz in, so even on a laggy call you can tell who hit it first. They join with a QR code or game PIN, and there’s nothing to install.

Remote View for a Second Screen

Remote View puts the board on a separate screen or a second browser window. That’s what makes hybrid work: one view for the people in the room, another shared to the call, with remote players looking at exactly what everyone else is.

Remote View for a Second Screen

Remote View puts the board on a separate screen or a second browser window. That’s what makes hybrid work: one view for the people in the room, another shared to the call, with remote players looking at exactly what everyone else is.

AI Game Creation

Type a topic, paste some notes, or upload a document, and the AI writes the categories, clues, and answers in minutes. Tweak anything you want before you start. It turns a vague plan to do trivia someday into a game that’s ready before the call even ends.

AI Game Creation

Type a topic, paste some notes, or upload a document, and the AI writes the categories, clues, and answers in minutes. Tweak anything you want before you start. It turns a vague plan to do trivia someday into a game that’s ready before the call even ends.

6 Game Modes from One Question Set

Write your questions once and play them six ways: Jeopardy, Multiple Choice, Memory, Interactive Choice, Self-Paced, and Flashcards. For a standing game night, that means the same question bank can run a different way each time so it doesn’t get stale.

6 Game Modes from One Question Set

Write your questions once and play them six ways: Jeopardy, Multiple Choice, Memory, Interactive Choice, Self-Paced, and Flashcards. For a standing game night, that means the same question bank can run a different way each time so it doesn’t get stale.

Works on Any Device, Any Browser

Factile runs entirely in the browser, on phones, tablets, laptops, Chromebooks, and desktops alike. No installs, no plugins. If a player can open a browser, they can play, whatever device they happen to be on.

Works on Any Device, Any Browser

Factile runs entirely in the browser, on phones, tablets, laptops, Chromebooks, and desktops alike. No installs, no plugins. If a player can open a browser, they can play, whatever device they happen to be on.

How People Play Factile Remotely

How People Play Factile Remotely

Illustrated monitor showing a Jeopardy-style game board with video call participant thumbnails, a trophy, and a hand holding a phone

Remote Team Trivia Night

Illustrated monitor showing a Jeopardy-style game board with video call participant thumbnails, a trophy, and a hand holding a phone

Remote Team Trivia Night

Illustrated monitor showing a Jeopardy-style game board with video call participant thumbnails, a trophy, and a hand holding a phone

Remote Team Trivia Night

Your team is spread across three time zones. Everyone hops on a Zoom call, the host screen-shares the board, and people buzz in from their phones. The live leaderboard keeps it competitive right up to the final round, and for once the remote get-together isn’t someone reading slides while everyone half-listens.

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Game Night with Friends

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Game Night with Friends

Illustrated laptop showing a Jeopardy-style game board next to a pizza box, popcorn, and a drink

Game Night with Friends

You and your friends want to play Jeopardy without wrestling a broken PowerPoint template into shape. The host makes a game or grabs one from the library, shares a link, and everyone joins from wherever they are, couch included. Pick a topic and you’re playing.

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Hybrid Team Meeting

Illustrated screen showing a Jeopardy-style game board with video call participant thumbnails above people seated at a table

Hybrid Team Meeting

Illustrated screen showing a Jeopardy-style game board with video call participant thumbnails above people seated at a table

Hybrid Team Meeting

Half the team’s in the conference room, the other half is on Microsoft Teams. With Remote View, the host puts the board on the room screen and shares it to the call at the same time. Everyone buzzes in from their own phone, so the people dialing in are playing the same game as the people down the hall, not watching from the sidelines.

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Virtual Happy Hour or Social Event

Illustrated screen showing a Jeopardy-style game board with video call participant thumbnails next to a cocktail glass and a wine bottle

Virtual Happy Hour or Social Event

Illustrated screen showing a Jeopardy-style game board with video call participant thumbnails next to a cocktail glass and a wine bottle

Virtual Happy Hour or Social Event

It’s a company virtual happy hour and someone needs to run the entertainment. The host fires up a pop-culture trivia game, shares the screen, and 50 people are competing from their couches a minute later. Nothing to install, and the game keeps score on its own so the host can focus on keeping the energy up.

More than 10 million games hosted since 2017

Trusted by 2M+ users worldwide, including remote teams at Amazon, Microsoft, Meta, Walmart, plus 5,700+ school districts using it for remote learning.

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  • "We played over Zoom with our team in three different cities and it worked perfectly. Everyone buzzed in from their phones and it just worked."

    Nathan J.

    Business user

  • "It is a great tool and love the experience."

    Heidi H.

  • "Worked great for our virtual offsite Jeopardy game. Will use it again!"

    Lori R.

    Corporate user

  • "We do a virtual trivia night with college friends every month now. I make the game, drop the link in the group chat, and everyone’s buzzing in from a different city.”

    Alex P.

    Game night host

What Changes When You Play Remotely

What Changes When You Play Remotely

Zero setup friction

Players join with a QR code or PIN from any browser, no account and no app-store detour. You go from deciding to play to the first question in under a minute, which matters when half the group joined the call late.

Zero setup friction

Players join with a QR code or PIN from any browser, no account and no app-store detour. You go from deciding to play to the first question in under a minute, which matters when half the group joined the call late.

Everyone plays the same game

Conference room or kitchen table, the gameplay is identical. Everyone buzzes in from their own device and sees the same leaderboard, so the remote folks aren’t stuck watching while the in-room crowd has the fun.

Everyone plays the same game

Conference room or kitchen table, the gameplay is identical. Everyone buzzes in from their own device and sees the same leaderboard, so the remote folks aren’t stuck watching while the in-room crowd has the fun.

Connection across the distance

A game gives a distributed team something to do together that isn’t a status update. The inside jokes from trivia night tend to make the next Monday standup a little warmer.

Connection across the distance

A game gives a distributed team something to do together that isn’t a status update. The inside jokes from trivia night tend to make the next Monday standup a little warmer.

Works with whatever call you’re on

Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet; it doesn’t matter which. You screen-share the board and players join from their phones. There’s no integration to set up and no plugin to add, because Factile never has to touch your video tool.

Works with whatever call you’re on

Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet; it doesn’t matter which. You screen-share the board and players join from their phones. There’s no integration to set up and no plugin to add, because Factile never has to touch your video tool.

Never the same night twice

There are 2 million-plus ready-made games in the library, and the AI can turn any topic into a new one in minutes. Six game modes mean even a question set you’ve used before can be played a different way.

Never the same night twice

There are 2 million-plus ready-made games in the library, and the AI can turn any topic into a new one in minutes. Six game modes mean even a question set you’ve used before can be played a different way.

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

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Virtual Buzzer Mode

Host Controls

Sharing & Collaboration

Your Next Game Night is One Click Away

2 million-plus people use Factile to play Jeopardy online with friends, coworkers, and students. Build your first game in a few minutes, or pick one from the library and start right now. Free to start, no credit card required.

Illustrated hand pressing a pink Buzz button on a colorful starburst background

Virtual Buzzer Mode

Host Controls

Sharing & Collaboration

Your Next Game Night is One Click Away

2 million-plus people use Factile to play Jeopardy online with friends, coworkers, and students. Build your first game in a few minutes, or pick one from the library and start right now. Free to start, no credit card required.

Illustrated hand pressing a pink Buzz button on a colorful starburst background
  • Virtual Buzzer Mode

  • Host Controls

  • Sharing & Collaboration

Your Next Game Night is One Click Away

2 million-plus people use Factile to play Jeopardy online with friends, coworkers, and students. Build your first game in a few minutes, or pick one from the library and start right now. Free to start, no credit card required.