The Show · a produced segment for your all-hands

Your all-hands, in your own arena

A 5–12 minute team show inside your all-hands. Your departments compete live on their phones while the venue, in your brand, plays on the big screen. Hosted by our game master.

Choose your venue

Free · no sign-up · about a minute. We read your logo and colors from your website.

No website to hand? (a company we made up) in the venue you picked.

The tournament venue in a made-up company's colors: the royal stand under the company crest, the cheering crowd and fireworks at dusk.

How it works

1

Pick a venue and a mechanic

Choose a venue and one mechanic below, or combine up to 3 in one show (for example, a short trivia and two Olympics events). Then send us the content: questions about your company, the three facts to remember, or the announcement to reveal. We set up your departments or regions as teams.

2

Everyone joins on their phone

A QR code and a 6-digit code on the big screen. No app, no login: people pick their team and play. Late arrivals join on the current question.

3

The show

Our game master runs it inside your call or on the room’s main screen: the mechanic plays out in the venue, with live team standings and a final podium with fireworks. You get the results after.

The venues

More venues are in development.

The tournament field in a made-up company's colors

The tournament field

A medieval tournament at sunset: your crest over the royal stand, a striped pavilion and a flag for every department, torches, a castle on the skyline, fireworks for the winners.

The Greek amphitheatre in a made-up company's colors

The Greek amphitheatre

A stone theatre above the sea at sunset: each department fills its own wedge of the tiers in its colour, your emblem on the stage floor, the sea and the sunset behind the stage.

The grand opera house in a made-up company's colors

The grand opera house

Red velvet and gold: three tiers of boxes, a great chandelier, your crest over the stage and your logo on the curtain; each department fills its own block of the stalls under its banner; confetti for the winners.

The carnival square in a made-up company's colors

The carnival square

A lagoon-city square at night: strings of lights over the crowd, your banner on the palazzo behind the stage, gondolas at the quay, each department standing under its own standard; fireworks over the lagoon.

Polling tools add a poll. We add a show.

Your venue, always on screen

In your logo and colors; the questions sit over it, never instead of it.

Departments against departments

Live standings and a podium at the end.

Produced and hosted

Our game master runs the screen while your speakers run the meeting.

One show for everyone

The same show for the people in the room and the people on the call.

The mechanics

Book one mechanic, or combine up to 3 in one show for $2,500 (for example, a short trivia and two Olympics events). The countdown close can go on the end.

A question card in the opera house, the answers counted and the team standings on top.

Arena Trivia

6–12 questions about your company, answered on phones. The room’s answers show in the venue, with a speed bonus and one all-in question for double points.

The vault in the opera house open on a made-up product announcement, the headline under it.

Launch Reveal

Two or three quick questions. Each one the room gets right takes a lock off a vault in the venue; when the last lock goes, the vault opens on your announcement. The host can open it at any time.

A team’s door opening in the amphitheatre, the other doors still locked, the teams’ progress on the left.

Mini Escape

Every department has a locked door in the venue, held shut by the three facts you want remembered. People spell them on their phones; the first team through its door wins.

Axe-throwing targets on the tournament field, a bullseye on the first, the round’s scores beside them.

Olympics event

Axe Throwing, Ski Jump or Curling for 2–6 departments. Each round a volunteer per team takes the turn on their phone, the rest cheer or sweep, and the big screen shows it in 3D before the result lands in the venue.

The closing countdown over the amphitheatre with the full scoreboard under it.

Countdown close

A 60-second scoreboard countdown, fireworks at zero, then the podium and the awards. It goes on the end of any mechanic.

Prices

Prices in US dollars. We send a quote and an invoice; purchase orders welcome.

One segment

$1,500

5–12 minutes inside your all-hands, hosted by our game master; the venue in your brand; the results after.

A combined show

$2,500

Up to 3 activities in one show, one running score across them (for example, a short trivia and two Olympics events); hosted by our game master.

Every all-hands this quarter

$4,900

4 segments on the dates you choose; the first includes a 30-minute content call.

Questions

How many people can play?

From about 50 to 2,000 in one show, all on one leaderboard. We load-tested one show with 2,500 phones joined at once.

Do people need to install anything?

No. They scan the QR code or type the code on the big screen and play in their phone’s browser. No app, no account.

How does it work on Zoom, Teams or Meet?

Our game master shares the big-screen window into your call; everyone sees the venue and plays on their phone. In a room, the same window goes on the main screen.

How are the teams made?

Your departments or regions, 2 to 12 teams. People pick their team when they join. A team’s score is the average of its people’s points, so a big department doesn’t win by size alone.

What do we need to send?

Your logo and colors (we read them from your website and you check them), the team list, and the mechanic’s content: 6–12 questions with the right answers for trivia, 2–3 questions and the image or video to reveal for a launch, or the three facts for the escape. We help you write them.

What do we get after?

The results as a CSV: how many joined, each team’s rank and score, and how the mechanic went (each question, each fact, each throw or jump).

What does it cost?

$1,500 per segment with one mechanic, hosted by our game master. Up to 3 activities combined in one show (for example, a short trivia and two Olympics events): $2,500. Or $4,900 per quarter for 4 segments; the first one includes a 30-minute content call. Prices in US dollars.

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Book your game

Online booking books the 45-minute version; the 60-minute version on request: ask us for a quote.

How you play

Total $580

By booking you agree to our Terms and the cancellation policy.

Secure card payment. Right after paying you get your booking page: Self-play team links at once; Guided is confirmed by your game master within one working day. Rather talk first? Ask for a quote.

Play a classic, self-play

Self-play books the 60-minute version; the 45-minute version on request: ask us for a quote.

Total $380 $19 per person · from $199

By booking you agree to our Terms and the cancellation policy.

Secure card payment. Your team links are ready right after paying: each team plays on its own, any time in the next 90 days.