When a print pack is better
If your room has no screen and you want to keep it on paper, a print pack is simpler. You buy one, you print it, done. With us you would pay for things you then do not use.
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Next to what already exists.
There are two kinds of supplier: ready-made print packs, and quiz apps for the phone. Both do something well. Below is an honest account of where we differ, and where they suit you better.
Judge for yourself. That beats a table.Where the difference sits
We name no names, because offerings change and last year's comparison is the wrong comparison. These are the categories as they exist now.
| Print pack | Quiz app | Quizkit | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Source with every answer | Rarely | Rarely | Always, on the host's request |
| Playable on paper | Yes | No | Yes, except games that need a screen |
| Playable on a screen | As slides | Yes | Yes, with its own host screen |
| New every week | Usually per pack | Varies | Yes, plus a current-affairs round |
| Settings of your own | No | Limited | Clock, points off, skip rounds |
| Marking | You, by feel | Machine, strict | Generous, with known traps excluded |
When a quiz app is better
For a quick round with a group all holding a phone, and for games where speed scores points. We build an evening, not a quarter of an hour.
What we are strict about
Every question carries the sentence from the source its answer rests on, and those sentences are re-checked automatically. That is not marketing: it runs weekly and it has found mistakes in our own catalogue.
Where we are not yet
There is no live play over phones, no quiz builder of your own, and no large archive. That is coming, but it is not here today, and we would rather put it here than let you find out.
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