The free Jeopardy game maker

One person hosts on a laptop or tablet. Cast the board to a TV or projector with AirPlay, Chromecast, or HDMI, or just share your screen. Everyone else plays from the couch, or from their phones in buzzer mode.

Completely free. Build boards, play unlimited games, no ads, no credit card. If you outgrow it, Plus is an optional upgrade for bigger buzzer groups, more saved boards, images and YouTube videos in clues, and more AI.

In classic mode, as many as fit in the room. The host keeps score, so there’s no cap. Buzzer mode, where everyone plays from their own phone, takes up to 3 players for free and unlimited on Plus.

Yes. Write your own categories, clues, and point values, and drag things around until it feels right. Or start from a template for class review, parties, team training, or retros.

Yes. Stuck on a clue? AI writes one that fits your category and checks what’s already on the board so it doesn’t repeat itself. You get 10 AI clues free (with a free account), and Plus can fill a whole category or Final Jeopardy in one go. You can edit everything it writes.

No. Plonkus runs in your browser, no app and no install. Players joining on their phones don’t need an app either.

Yes, it’s one of the most common uses. Teachers build review games, vocab quizzes, and exam prep boards, then put them on the projector. Students can buzz in from phones or Chromebooks with a room code. No student accounts needed.

Yes. Teams use it for onboarding quizzes, training refreshers, and sprint retros. Share your screen in Teams, Zoom, or Meet and everyone buzzes in from their phone.

Plonkus runs the whole game, not just the board: built-in scoring, phone buzzers, Daily Doubles with wagers, Final Jeopardy, and AI help writing clues. The board is built to look good on a big screen. Completely free, no ads.

Anything with a modern browser: laptops, tablets, phones, smart TVs, Chromebooks. The board is made for a big screen, with the host running things from a laptop or tablet.

Make a board about your friend group: inside jokes, the group chat, that one trip. Or start from the party template and make it weirder.

Yes. In buzzer mode, players join with a room code, no app needed. They buzz in, send Daily Double wagers, and answer Final Jeopardy from their phones.

No. The dollar amounts are classic Jeopardy styling, nothing more. Scores are points, and the prize is bragging rights.

Yes, full Jeopardy rules. One Daily Double in the first round, two in Double Jeopardy, then Final Jeopardy with wagers for everyone. You can switch Daily Doubles off if you’d rather keep it chill.