Team meetings
Five quick questions to open the meeting with a laugh.
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Sixteen clean never have I ever questions for teams, classes and family evenings. Show the QR code, everyone taps I have or Never on their phone, and the big screen shows only the share, never who answered what.
Start a never have I ever gameThe big screen and a participant's phone
Each one is a single choice poll with two options, I have and Never. Swap a word to fit your group. Free plan: 5 questions per presentation.
Never have I ever dozed off in a meeting or a class.
Two options, I have and Never. A gentle opener almost everyone can answer.
Never have I ever talked for a whole minute on mute in a video call.
Made for remote teams. Expect a big share of I have.
Never have I ever replied all to an email by mistake.
An office classic. Ask for the best story, never for a name.
Never have I ever sent a message to the wrong person.
Works for every age. The share is often higher than people think.
Never have I ever forgotten someone's name seconds after hearing it.
Show the share, then admit your own answer. The ice breaks.
Never have I ever waved back at someone who was waving at someone else.
A light one that makes the whole room laugh.
Never have I ever pretended to understand a joke.
Honest answers come easily when nobody sees who said what.
Never have I ever walked into a glass door.
Funny and harmless. Great with kids and grandparents.
Never have I ever missed a flight or a train.
Starts travel stories. Ask who wants to tell theirs.
Never have I ever got lost with the map open on my phone.
A good one for teams that travel together.
Never have I ever set off the smoke alarm while cooking.
A family favourite. Someone always has a story.
Never have I ever cut my own hair.
Watch everyone glance at their neighbours' hair.
Never have I ever cried during an animated film.
Follow up with a word cloud: which film?
Never have I ever sung karaoke in front of strangers.
Before a party, type the volunteers' names in a wheel to pick the first singer.
Never have I ever watched a whole series in one weekend.
Easy for every age. Ask which one next, in an open text question.
Never have I ever met someone famous.
A good closer. Invite anyone who wants to share the story.
Five quick questions to open the meeting with a laugh.
Paste the short link in the chat and everyone votes from home.
A QR code on the TV, kids and grandparents play together.
Clean questions every student can answer without being seen.
In the classic game, people confess in front of everyone. Here each person answers on their own phone and the big screen shows only percentages. Answers get more honest, and nobody is put on the spot.
Every question here fits a team meeting or a family evening: travel, food, small slips and funny habits. Leave out health, money and love life. Nobody has to answer every question, so people simply skip the ones they would rather not.
When half the room admits to dozing off in a meeting, ask for a volunteer story, never a name. Pause voting once the answers slow down, then move on. Five questions make a ten minute round, and the free plan allows five questions per presentation.
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.
Yes, by default. Players join with no account and give no name, and the screen shows only the share of each answer. Names appear only if you ask for first names, so leave that setting off for this game.
Single choice with two options, I have and Never. Keep the same two options on every question so people answer in a second.
Yes. Paste the short link in the video call chat. Everyone votes from a phone or a computer and reads the questions in their own language.
Yes to start: every question type, up to 80 participants and 5 questions per presentation. Solo is €5 a month, Pro €12 a month, and the Event Pass is €9, paid once, for a bigger party.