Resources
Free resources for hosts and teachers
Templates, tools and how‑to guides to help you set up a Qwiz Rush game fast — for the classroom, a pub quiz night, team‑building or family game night. Everything below is free, browser‑based, and ready to use with no app to install.
In what year was the first Moon landing?
- Free to host
- Players join by code
- No app to install
Nine free resources
Grab a ready-to-play question set, start from a review-game template, or drop a countdown timer on the big screen. When you're ready to build your own, the how-to guides walk you through hosting a game, running a classroom review, and making a quiz with AI generation. Players join with a short code — no accounts, and no personal data collected from them by default.
End-of-year review games
Ready-to-run revision games to close out a term or unit — join by code, no accounts, and the answer is revealed after every question.Browse the ideasReview game template
A drop-in question template you can fill with your own material, then host in the browser in a couple of minutes.Open the templateReady-to-play quizzes
Pre-built question sets for classrooms, quiz nights and parties — pick one and host it as-is, or edit it first.Browse the setsQuiz timer
A free full-screen countdown timer for the big screen — handy for any round, on the same fast 10-second rhythm Qwiz Rush uses.Open the timerTeam name generator
Spin up fun team names for a pub quiz or team-building night in one click.Open the generatorHow to host a pub quiz
A step-by-step guide to running a live trivia night from any screen, with music rounds and mini-games between rounds.Read the guideHow to run a classroom quiz
Get a review game onto the classroom board fast — students join by code with no logins and no personal data collected.Read the guideHow to make a quiz
Build a question set with AI generation, then edit and save it before you go live.Read the guideAll how-to guides
Every step-by-step guide in one place, from your first pub quiz to putting the game on a TV.See all guides
What every resource turns into
Which city hosted the first modern Olympic Games?
Whichever one you start from — a ready-made set, a template, a guide — it ends in the same place: one question on the big screen, a synchronized 10-second countdown, and everyone in the room answering at once on their own device.
The answer is revealed the instant the clock hits zero, the live leaderboard updates with a timing bonus for the fastest correct answers, and the next question fires. There is nothing to install, and players never make an account.
Frequently asked questions
Are these resources free?
Yes. Every template, tool and guide here is free to use, and hosting a Qwiz Rush game is free too. There is nothing to install and no trial to start.
Do players need an account?
No. Players join with a short game code in any browser — no login is required by default and no personal data is collected from them by default. A host can choose to require Google sign-in.
What do I need in the room?
One screen the room can see — a projector, a classroom board or a TV — for the question and the countdown, and one device per player or team to answer on. The host keeps the controls on their own screen.
Ready to host a quiz?
Free to host in any browser. Players just enter a code — no accounts, no installs.
- Free to host
- Players join by code
- No app to install