Team rituals & offsites

The offsite game where the organizer finally gets to play.

Paste your topic, pick Jasper, get a voice-hosted trivia gameshow in seconds. Share one link in Slack and everyone plays on their own screen. No accounts, no prep deck, and nobody stuck reading questions aloud.

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Built for: HR and people ops, team leads, EAs, and culture committees who run the weekly ritual or the quarterly offsite.

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Team Building Trivia Break

The offsite warm-up — Jasper hosts while your whole team plays.

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Your topic, Jasper's show — in seconds

Type a topic and get a voiced game in seconds. Free to make, free to play, one link to share.

Free games are 5 questions with a voiced host. No account needed to generate or play — you review it before sharing the link.

Sound familiar?

  • –You planned the whole event, then spent it reading questions off a slide instead of playing.
  • –Generic trivia decks feel like a classroom, and nobody laughs at questions written for someone else's team.
  • –Hosted team events cost real money per head, and you still have to chase quotes, invoices, and calendars.
  • –The energy fades by Monday because there was never a winner moment to post in Slack.

What you walk away with

  • +A voiced host runs the whole game, so you play alongside your team instead of emceeing.
  • +Questions built from your company facts and inside jokes, reviewed by you before anyone plays.
  • +A who-won moment: final scores, a champion, and a podium screenshot for Slack.
  • +A whole month of games for $29, less than most teams spend on one hosted event.

Steal this run-of-show

How organizers run it

Step 1

Build it the day before

Generate your game in seconds, then take five minutes to review the questions and make them yours.

  • +Mix general rounds with a couple of inside-joke questions
  • +Swap in real team moments: launches, legends, running jokes
  • +Review every question before you share the link

Step 2

Drop one link

Post the link in Slack or throw it on the offsite screen. Everyone plays in their browser on their own phone.

  • +No accounts, no downloads, no login stall
  • +Give everyone the same ten-minute window to play

Step 3

Play along

Jasper reacts out loud and keeps the energy up. For once, you are a contestant like everyone else.

  • +Let the host take the heat for the hard questions
  • +Talk trash. You finally have the time.

Step 4

Crown the champion

Compare final scores, announce the winner, and post the podium where everyone can see it.

  • +Screenshot the top score for the Slack channel
  • +Book the rematch while the trash talk is still hot

Questions people ask

How do you run a team building trivia game online?

Paste your topic, get a voiced AI-hosted game in seconds, then share one link with the team. Everyone plays in their own browser, so there is nothing to install and nobody has to read questions aloud. A typical run: build the game the day before, review the questions, post the link in Slack or put it on the offsite screen, give everyone the same ten-minute window, then compare final scores and crown a champion.

Can we keep a corporate trivia game private to our company?

Yes. You control whether a game is listed publicly, and an unlisted game is reachable only through the link you share: it does not appear in Trivana's public catalog and is not indexed by search engines. Share that link in Slack or the calendar invite and only the people you send it to can play.

How many questions should a team trivia game have?

Five questions is the right size for a meeting opener and is what every free game includes. For an offsite or a longer session, Creator Pro ($11/mo) raises the limit to 20 questions per game, which runs closer to twenty minutes. Shorter tends to win: it is better to end while people still want another round than to lose the room in question 18.

What makes a good custom company trivia game?

Mix general-knowledge rounds with a handful of questions only your team could answer — product launches, running jokes, team legends, the origin of a channel name. The general rounds keep newer hires competitive and the inside jokes are what people actually screenshot afterwards. Generate the general rounds from a topic, then edit in the company-specific ones before you share the link.

How much does a custom trivia game for work cost?

Creating and playing games is free, including a voiced host and five questions per game. Creator Pro is $11/mo for up to 20 questions plus generation from your own URLs, PDFs, and audio. Creator Pro + Smart Host is $29/mo and adds 25 Smart Host credits a month, where 1 credit makes 1 game answer-aware. There is no per-player or per-event charge.

Do players need accounts or an app?

No. Share one link and everyone plays in the browser on their own phone or laptop. Nothing to install, no signup, no pre-event IT tickets.

Can the questions use our company material and inside jokes?

Yes, and that's where it gets good. Creator Pro ($11/mo) generates games from URLs, PDFs, and audio transcripts, so your handbook, wiki, or all-hands notes can become rounds. You review and edit every question before sharing the link, which is exactly when the inside jokes go in.

Is every game voiced with answer-aware reactions?

Every game comes with a voiced host. Free games get Jasper's standard reactions: real voice lines and reaction clips, just not tied to the specific question. Creator Pro + Smart Host ($29/mo) includes 25 Smart Host credits, and 1 credit makes 1 game answer-aware, so Jasper reacts to the exact question your teammate just aced or flubbed. Roasts included.

Does it score or evaluate employees?

No. Trivana is a game, not an assessment. Scores exist to crown a trivia champion, and creator analytics show directional game activity like plays and completions. Nothing measures anyone's performance, sentiment, or learning.

Do we all have to play at the exact same time?

Everyone plays through the game at their own pace in their browser. For a live moment at the offsite, give the room the same ten minutes and compare scores at the end. For a weekly ritual, post the link on Monday and crown the champion on Friday.

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