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.
Start with the easy ones — where you met, the dog, the first dance — and the clues get funnier from there.
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.
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