Trivia and study games you play together on a video call.

Your family and friends join from wherever they are. Lumi, the AI host, reads the questions and keeps score. Your phone is the buzzer.

Demo games run every day at 4:30, 7:00 and 8:30 pm Eastern. Free during the beta.

Three ways to play.

  • Beta

    Study

    Review for the test with friends instead of alone.

    • SAT vocabulary
    • A class unit, like cell biology
    • The book you're reading in English class
    • Latin club: declensions and mottoes
    See study games and sample questions
  • Open now

    Trivia nights

    Pick a theme, pick a time, send one link.

    • History, science, books
    • Star Trek, the 90s, music
    • All-ages questions for a family table
    • Every answer has a named source
    See trivia nights
  • Open now

    Quiz bowl

    The school quiz format, for teams at home.

    • Clues go from hard to easy
    • Buzz early: 15 points, not 10
    • Team bonus questions
    • A huddle round with a secret clue on each phone
    See how quiz bowl works

Play a real game today.

We host free demo games every day in Google Meet. Each one is a full game with Lumi and takes about 20 minutes.

Every day. All times Eastern.

Free demo games, every day. All times Eastern.
TimeGameWhat you play
4:30 pmStudy hourSAT vocabulary or a class pack. Short questions, and the answer is explained each time.
7:00 pmTheme nightOne theme a night: history, science, Star Trek, books, the 90s or music.
8:30 pmQuiz bowlTwo teams. Clues get easier as Lumi reads. Buzz early for 15 points.
Join a free demo gameFree during the beta. For adults; kids play with a parent in the room.

How a game works.

  1. Join the call

    Open the link at game time. Lumi is in the Google Meet. She reads each question aloud and plays the sound effects.

  2. Open your buzzer

    Go to solacetrivia.com on your phone and enter the room code. There is nothing to install.

  3. Buzz and answer

    The first buzz gets the question. Lumi keeps score, and the scoreboard is on screen for everyone.

More on how it works

Every answer has a source.

An AI host that makes up facts would ruin a quiz. Ours reads questions that were checked first.

  • Each question is written from a named source. A separate checker confirms the answer before the question is used.
  • Tap Challenge after any answer to see the source on your phone.
  • Each answer comes with one line that explains it.
  • If an answer is a close call, the players decide.

Space From our question bank, all ages

Which planet spins on its side?

Buzz in to see the answer

Uranus. It spins on its side compared with the plane of its orbit.

Lumi says: “A sideways spin deserves a sideways smile!”

Source: NASA Space Place. In a game, tapping Challenge shows this.

Built for a family table.

Grandparents, parents and kids can play the same game.

For families and parents
Privacy and safety

  • Private nights are invite-only. Only people with your link can take a seat.
  • No ads, no loot boxes and nothing to buy during a game.
  • Lumi's jokes are about the question, never about a player.
  • AI players can fill empty seats. They are always labelled AI.
  • Every night has an end time.

The host pays. Guests play free.

One person hosts. Everyone they invite plays for nothing.

Founding price · payments in beta

  • Free: host one private night a week, up to 6 players.
  • Host Pass: $9.99 a month or $79 a year, up to 12 players.
  • Family: $14.99 a month or $119 a year for one household.

Payments are in beta. Demo games are free.

See the plans

Made by a dad, his son and their AI team.

Phuc wanted his kids and their grandmother to play together across two languages. His 15-year-old son wanted a real buzzer quiz for his friends and a better way to study for the SAT. They are building both.

Read our story

We are in beta. You will not find reviews or player counts on this site. We do not have any worth quoting yet.

Come play a game.

Twenty minutes, a real game, and Lumi hosting. Bring someone.

Free during the beta. Demo games are for adults; kids play with a parent in the room.