CLANQUIZ · YOUR PEOPLE. YOUR GAME NIGHT.

Bring your people.
Play together.

Draw. Guess. Take sides. One shared screen, up to four players, and a room full of reasons to play another.

Make tonight’s line-up

Browser host · Phones as controllers · No phone app

TRY A REAL ROUNDMovie Magic

Who voices Buzz Lightyear in the original Toy Story?

No timer. No sign-up. Just try it.

Fox
Cat
Highlander

Pick your character.
See them react to the reveal.

DIFFERENT WAYS TO PLAY

Find tonight’s spark.

An open book takes centre stage, surrounded by numbers and science discoveriesPRIMARY 3–6 · FIVE SUBJECTS

SMALL CHALLENGES. BIG CURIOSITY.

More play.
More reasons to learn.

Make the practice behind PSLE preparation more fun and engaging. Explore English, Maths, Science, Malay and Mandarin through short challenges, helpful hints and explanations that make the next attempt matter.

Choose a year and question type for solo practice, or bring the family into a shared School quiz. Parents can review AI study suggestions grounded in their child’s recorded answers.

Skill practice for P3–P6, rather than a complete PSLE exam course. Original questions mapped to the MOE syllabus; not an official MOE or SEAB product.

DON’T JUST READ ABOUT IT.

Feel the reveal.

Tap an answer on the phone panel. See the shared stage respond. Or try the real connection with your own phone.

CLANQUIZMovie Magic / PREVIEW

ONE QUESTION. YOUR CALL.

Who voices Buzz Lightyear in the original Toy Story?

ATim Allen
BTom Hanks
CJack Black
DBen Stiller
Waiting for your answerPreview · untimed
Your controller

LOOK UP. CHOOSE HERE.

Your answer?

You can change your choice before locking.

No sign-up. No timer. No room.

Untimed sample. One answer, one explanation. Open a real room to play with your group.

19games to explore
5School subjects
4player seats per room
1invitation for the whole night

A BETTER ANSWER TO “WHAT SHALL WE PLAY?”

Build your kind
of night.

Start with a curated line-up already in the game. Swap a game, move the finale, make it yours.

Draw, vote, imagine and remember. No trivia knowledge required.

Curated line-ups, explained choices. Mixed ages use Family difficulty and a relaxed pace; older players use Mixed difficulty and standard pace. The window selects two or four games, not a promised duration. Your round count is applied to the room. Drawing may round up so everyone gets an equal artist turn.

TONIGHT’S LINE-UP4 players / 4 games / target 10 rounds
  1. 01

    Draw on your phone. Watch it appear on TV. Everyone takes a turn as artist.

  2. 02

    Vote for the player who best fits each prompt. Match the room and discover who gets the spotlight.

  3. 03

    Choose the next twist together. Matching choices score points and build your family's story.

  4. 04

    What vanished? What changed? Colourful rounds to test your memory.

Family difficulty gives the room a reading beat before answers open, with a relaxed pace.

Hosting applies this exact line-up to a real room. Copy the plan to discuss it first; share the room invitation once it opens.

Make the room laugh.

Draw, vote, imagine and remember. No trivia knowledge required.

Go big on the reveal.

Poster reveals, musical ears, picture clues and a world tour.

Beat it together.

Crack the vault, remember together, shape a story and finish with sounds.

Browse all 19 games

GET TO THE GOOD PART.

One screen.
Everyone in.

Your host opens the shared stage. Everyone answers on their own phone. The same invitation keeps working throughout Game Night.

Captured browser host lobby with fictional demo players
01

Open the stage.

Choose one game or your complete line-up. A browser hosts the shared screen; family registration is optional.

Captured phone joining screen for a synthetic demonstration
02

Send the invite.

Copy or share the invite link into WhatsApp, or scan the QR. Pick a nickname and join on your phone.

Captured phone answer controls from an actual local demonstration
03

Look up. Lock in.

Choose privately on your phone. Share the reveal, read the explanation, and keep the same group for the next game.

Example screens captured from synthetic sessions. Start your own room for its working invitation. Real family names never appear in these examples.

The full family setup guide

LET THE PICTURE GIVE IT AWAY.

A little clue.
A big reveal.

In Reveal Race, the picture opens tile by tile. Answer early for the bonus, or wait for another clue.

Scroll or use the keyboard slider. Under Reduce Motion, the picture starts fully revealed. This artwork preview does not start a room.

A SIMPLE HOUSEHOLD OFFER.

Your people.
One pass.

Our launch offer is set. Checkout is still being prepared; the browser beta remains free until paid launch.

01 / FREE SAMPLER

Try together.

At launch: five questions in Party Mix, five in Maths Showdown, or one drawing turn per player in Sketch & Guess. Joining guests never need a separate purchase.

Play the browser beta
02 / HOUSEHOLD PASS

S$49.90 per year

For your household: the full browser catalogue, School practice, saved players and records. New quizzes added every month. Renews automatically each year; cancel renewal before the next billing date.

Not yet for sale. No payment or subscription starts during the beta.

Explore the Household Pass
03 / APPLE TV

Your native
big screen.

Currently in private TestFlight testing, not yet for sale. Apple TV pricing and shared web purchase access are still being finalised.

Apple TV availability

The best part happens
in your living room.

Choose a game

Browser beta available now. Apple TV remains in private testing.
Original questions mapped to the MOE syllabus; not an official MOE or SEAB product.