How it works
From blank page to packed room
Write your show (or let the writers' room do it)
A show is a template: rounds of trivia, debates, and spelling bees. Type a theme — "haunted office park" — and the AI writers' room drafts a complete show with a title worth putting on a marquee. Every line is editable; hit Punch it up on anything that isn't landing. Save it once, run it forever.
Run it from your iPad
Hitting Run creates tonight's show: a fresh access code, a QR code on the big screen, and a control panel built for one hand — a single Next button drives reveal → vote → lock → score. You also get the fun buttons: award 500 points for a good heckle, call an audience member to the stage (their phone erupts), start a 30-second timer that ticks on every screen in the room.
The room plays along
The audience scans the QR — no app, no account, just a nickname. Phones become controllers: tap answers, switch debate votes until the lock, type spellings. Correct answers score automatically with a speed bonus, and with teams on, the audience's points combine with the on-stage contestants' — the whole left side of the bar is suddenly invested in whether Craig can spell "charcuterie."
The night writes its own history
Every run is saved — final scores, winners, team results — so next month's show can open with a grudge match.