Who is this?
The guessing game for weddings, parties and team events. Guests submit a photo and a few facts — or you build the whole quiz yourself as a surprise. Everyone guesses, the room laughs — and the whole party knows each other a little better.
- Hosted in the EU
- No guest accounts
- You choose when it is deleted
Who writes the quiz?
Two roads to the same evening — everyone guesses, and the whole party gets to know each other. Pick who holds the pen.
The classic
The guests write it
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Create the event and share one link — no app and no guest accounts.
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Each guest sends in a photo and a few facts about themselves. You pick the photo theme; a childhood one is the classic.
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You approve every photo and fact in a moderation queue before anyone else sees them.
Every question is a photo or a fact — “Who is this?”, “Who has lived in Japan?” — with four names to choose from, and the answer is sitting in the room. Fastest right answers score highest, and the leaderboard crowns the winner.
And on top of the guest rounds: up to ten questions of your own — “Where did we meet?” — woven in as bonus rounds the guests never see coming.
The surprise quiz
You write it — in secret
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Paste your guest list, and give each guest a photo, how you know them, and one true fun fact.
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The AI assistant writes two fake facts per guest for you — edit them until they fool the room.
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At the party, guests scan the QR code, type their name, and guess what’s true about everyone else.
The quiz stays your secret until the first question opens. Most correct answers wins, fastest answers break ties — and afterwards the whole room gets a who-is-who, filterable by table.
You choose how it plays
Together on the big screen
The question fills the big screen — everyone answers on their own phone, round by round.
Everyone at their own pace
Each guest plays on their phone within a window you set.
Whoever holds the pen, that choice can wait until the party.
Built for the moment the answer lands
The details that make the guessing land, built one by one. Some belong to the big screen, some to a game that never needs one — and not one of them asks a guest to install anything.
On the big screen
When the lights go down
The whole room on the same question, everyone answering on their own phone while the venue screen runs the show.
Sound on the big screen
Countdown ticks and a reveal sting, synthesised on the spot — nothing to download, nothing to stream over venue Wi-Fi.
The slow reveal
The childhood photo starts blurred and sharpens as the clock runs — answering early means answering on less, and the speed bonus pays for the nerve.
How the room voted
The reveal charts every guess — “78% of you thought it was uncle Erik” is the biggest laugh of the night.
Sudden death
A shared win can be settled on the spot: one extra question, only the finalists may answer, the whole room watches.
The closing montage
Every face that could have been a question drifts past as the night winds down, with the after-party QR waiting beside it.
At their own pace
When there is no screen at all
The same game, played entirely on the guests’ own phones inside a window you open — an hour over dinner, or the whole week before the party.
Everyone’s own clock
Each question starts its countdown the moment that guest opens it, so the speed bonus survives a game with no shared starting gun.
No two phones alike
Question order and answer options are shuffled per player — the phone held next to yours is never on your question.
Leave, come back, keep the score
Step away for the main course and pick up exactly where you stopped: same name, same score, still no account.
A leaderboard that freezes
Standings move for as long as the window is open and freeze the second it closes — ready for the toastmaster to read the winner out loud.
A door that counts down
Table cards can go out a week early: until the window opens, the link shows a countdown and invites guests to add their photo while they wait.
Either way
However it was played
Everything after the last question is the same on both roads.
Honours of the night
Fastest thumb, most convincing face, sharpest eye — the podium crowns more than three.
A winner to frame
A printable diploma with the winner’s name, the party and the date, set in the event’s own language.
The who-is-who afterwards
Once nothing can be answered any more, every photo and fact opens as a list guests can search — plus a recap page for the group chat, which deletes itself along with the rest.
Built for privacy
Guests never create an account. Everything is hosted in the EU, and you decide when the photos are deleted.
Try the game without creating anything
We keep a demo party running at all times, with eight invented guests. Scan the code or press the button — you can play the whole set on your own, and it resets every night.
Ready for your party?
Wedding, milestone birthday, office party or campus night — create the event today. Let the guests write the quiz and decide as late as the party itself whether it runs on the big screen or at each guest’s own pace — or write it yourself and surprise the whole room.
Free
per event, while we are new