Holiday meal
A QR code on the TV, play between the courses.
Question templates
Sixteen questions for a big family meal: who did what, which year was it, whose recipe is this. Show the QR code on the TV or a laptop and grandparents, cousins and kids answer from their own phones.
Make your family dinner quizThe big screen and a participant's phone
A QR code on the TV, play between the courses.
Share the short link in the video call so everyone plays at once.
Teams by table, with a timer and a podium for the winners.
Three quick questions with the coffee, for the kids and the grandparents.
Each one shows the Hopvote question type that fits it best. Replace the examples with your own family. Free plan: 5 questions per presentation.
Which of these funny stories happened to Grandpa?
Four stories, one true. Set a 15 second timer.
Whose recipe is the dish on the table?
Four names, one cook. Let the table argue first.
In which city did our parents first meet?
Four cities, with the real one among them.
Which of us was the last to learn to ride a bike?
Four relatives, one confession.
In what year was the family photo on the wall taken?
Guess a year. Closest wins.
How old was Grandma when she got her driving licence?
Guess a number. Closest wins.
How many people sat at the table last Christmas?
Guess a number. Count the photos to check.
Who is the best cook in the family?
Pick one name. Show the split on the screen, then enjoy the protests.
Who always arrives last?
Name the usual suspects and watch the votes.
Which dishes could not be missing from our table?
Pick all that apply, from the soup to the cake.
Put the family homes in the order we lived in them.
Four addresses, from the oldest to the newest.
Match each person with their childhood nickname.
Five relatives, five nicknames.
Rank these family traditions from the one you love most.
Sunday walk, board games, the toast, the big photo, the dishes song.
Which word do you think of when you hear "family"?
The biggest words go on the screen as the dessert arrives.
Tell a memory from this table that you never want to forget.
Open text. Read the best ones aloud after coffee.
Spin the wheel: who does the dishes?
Type the names of the guests, or leave it empty to draw among connected first names.
Poll, quiz, word cloud, rating or Q&A. Or let the AI draft them.
On screen or in your slides. People scan it and they are in.
Results update live on the big screen, then export them.
Generic trivia is forgotten by dessert. Questions about your own people start the stories: the year of the flood in the cellar, the cake nobody could finish, the first car. Use the examples as a model and replace every detail with your family.
Play three or four questions between the starter and the main course, then a few more with coffee. The free plan allows five questions per presentation, so one presentation per round keeps the meal flowing. You decide when the answers appear, so the table argues first.
Guests scan the code or type hopvote.com and the 5-character code. No app and no account, and each phone reads the questions in its own language, handy when the family lives in several countries. Anyone who is not at the table joins from the short link in a video call.
Eight to twelve, played in short rounds between courses, keeps everyone engaged without taking over the meal. The free plan allows five questions per presentation, so make one presentation per round.
Pair them with a grandchild, or let a table answer together from one phone. Participants never need an app or an account.
Yes. Share the short link in the video call and they answer at the same time as the table, in their own language.
Yes to start: every question type, up to 80 participants and 5 questions per presentation. For a very large family gathering the Event Pass is €9.