Turn your story into a crossword guests solve on their phones. You write the words and clues, the grid builds itself, and a leaderboard ranks solvers.
Trivia suits the competitive tables. A crossword suits the ones who would rather sit back, pass a phone round and work it out together.
You bring the words. The grid, the clock and the leaderboard are handled.
Eight words makes a good puzzle. You can write them before you unlock anything.
Run it beside trivia, or on its own. Each has its own switch and its own link.
Each answer is a word from your story — the street you met on, the dog, the dish he burned — with a clue of up to 160 characters.
Add your words and the puzzle lays itself out. No squares to draw and no numbering to get wrong.
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