Teams, not individuals
Guests name a team and one phone plays for the table. That's deliberate — teams argue, teams stay, and teams order another round while they argue. Team names are claimable with a PIN so regulars keep theirs week to week.
Nightcap Trivia · $49 per venue per month
Bar trivia with an AI host, not a hired one
A full pub quiz — teams, rounds, a final wager, a running leaderboard — that needs nobody on a microphone. The host reads every question out loud, grades every answer, and keeps the room moving between rounds.
First month free · No credit card · No contract
What a night looks like
Two hours that hold a table
Rounds that escalate
Several rounds of ten, a picture round, a handout round, and a final wager where a team can bet their lead. The wager is what keeps the last table from leaving early.
Grading nobody has to do
Answers are graded automatically, including typed answers with spelling slack and numeric answers judged by closeness. No staff member arbitrates, so nobody at the bar is the villain.
Questions that learn
Every question tracks how often it is actually answered correctly across every venue that plays it, and its difficulty is re-rated from real results. The quiz gets better calibrated the more nights are played.
Your bar, not ours
It looks like your venue
- Your logo and your drink special on the TV and on every guest's phone
- Your own house questions — write ones only your regulars could get
- Your email list, exported to CSV whenever you want it
- Your prizes, with one-time redemption codes so a winner can't claim twice
- Your city page listing, so players searching for trivia near them can find your night
What it replaces
$49 a month against $600 to $800
A hosted trivia night in the US typically runs a venue $150 to $200, most of which pays a person to read questions aloud. A weekly Nightcap night works out around $11. The quiz is the same length either way.
Run one quiz free
A full month, no card, no contract. Add bingo later and it's $10 off.
Start your free month