You are the face of the show. Talk into a microphone and your animated AI cohosts, Sally and Barney, answer back, work the big screen and keep every phone in the game - so you can focus on the room. Trivia, bingo, prize wheels, drawing games and more.
Game Show Studio is not a robot that runs your party. It is a toolkit that makes the person in charge - you - look like a pro.
You pick the games, set the pace and talk to your guests. The night is yours, and so is the spotlight.
Sally and Barney banter between rounds, read out questions, run the screens, keep score and fill every pause.
Every command is a button, every approval is yours, and you can step in or hush the cohosts with one tap.
No hosting experience needed. If you can open a web page, you can run the night.
Open Game Show Studio on any screen with a browser. The join code and QR appear.
They play from their phone's browser. No app, no sign-up.
Build a running order, ask the AI to build a game, or just start talking.
Sally and Barney host. You steer with Next, Back, your voice or a button.
Sally Sharp and Barney Bartflast are animated cohosts with their own voices and moods. Speak naturally - "next question", "spin it", "start a 30 second timer" - and they get on with it while ad-libbing to the room.
"Ten trivia questions about space." "Bingo with eighties movies." A stronger AI builder searches for media, writes the questions, sets up the screen and tells the cohosts when it is ready.
Quiz rounds, party games and crowd-pleasers - every one scores itself.
Five kinds of question, one-tap scoring
Multiple choice, say-it-aloud, bluff (players write convincing fakes), majority vote and Survey Says. Add a picture to any question, paste a list in, search the question library, or ask the AI to write a round on any topic. Right answers are scored the moment you reveal.
On phones: Pick an answer, write a bluff, or put answers in order
Everyone gets their own card
Call numbers B1 to O75 or play with your own items - movie quotes, office in-jokes, whatever fits the night. Each player daubs their own card on their phone and claims BINGO; the server checks the claim so nobody has to argue. Pay only the first winner, or every player who calls a valid BINGO - with the points you choose.
On phones: A personal card and a BINGO button
A wheel that picks fairly
Type the names, prizes or dares and spin. The server picks the winner before the wheel moves, so it is always fair, and the TV animates the landing. Optionally eliminate each result until one is left.
On phones: Watch the big screen
Draw, bluff and vote
Every player gets a secret prompt to draw. Then the room bluffs about each drawing and votes for the real one. No artistic skill needed - the worse the drawing, the better the game.
On phones: A drawing canvas, then bluffs and votes
You pick the finalists, the crowd picks the winner
Players send a photo from their phone - a live picture or one they already have - and you choose which ones go up on the TV. Then the room votes, and the winning photo is crowned. Or supply the photos yourself and let everyone vote. You can download every photo players sent.
On phones: Camera and voting
Cheers, messages and photos, live
Guests send emoji reactions, short messages and photos - a live picture or one from their phone - that float across the TV, over a looping video if you like. Choose whether photos are allowed, need your approval first, or are off, and download every photo afterwards.
On phones: Reactions, messages and photos
Guests scan the QR code and they are in. Buzz, vote, draw, answer, snap a selfie - whatever the current game needs appears on their phone, and the TV shows the result to the whole room.
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Sally and Barney do the talking and the clicking on your cue, but you decide what happens. Every screen, score and approval passes through your console - and you can take over with one tap.
Game Show Studio is human-hosted and AI-assisted: you are the host, and one or two animated AI cohosts - Sally Sharp and Barney Bartflast - back you up. They talk with you through a microphone, work the TV, and keep a room full of phones in the game. Together you can run trivia, bingo, a prize wheel, drawing games, photo challenges and more.
It is human-hosted and AI-assisted. You are the host: you choose the games, set the pace and talk to your guests. Sally and Barney are your animated AI sidekicks - they banter, read out questions, run the screens and keep score on your cue, and you can step in or quiet them at any moment.
No. Guests scan the QR code on the TV, or go to giggame.app and type the code shown on screen. They play in their phone's browser.
A TV or projector with a web browser (or any laptop connected to one), a microphone if you want to talk to the cohosts, and a Gig Game host account. Your guests need only their phones.
Both work. The console has a button for everything, and you can talk to the cohosts naturally. Clear spoken commands such as 'spin it', 'next question' or 'start a 30 second timer' are recognised straight away.
Open Game Show Studio, put it on the TV, and let Sally and Barney take it from there.
Included with every Gig Game membership. Guests join free from their phones - no app, no account.