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Gimme 7

Name 7 things. One phone. Everyone in the room.

“Name 7 Pixar films.” That is the whole game. One team holds the phone and reads out a category, the other team shouts answers, and the app keeps score as the right ones land.

Play with two or more teams of any size, from two friends on a sofa to a full table at a party. There is nothing to sign up for and nothing to connect to: once the questions have downloaded, you can play with no network at all.

The app is not published yet. Store links will appear here as soon as it is available.

A look at it

  • Three round mascots cheering under the game's logo, with the line: 60 seconds, 7 answers.
  • A round about to start, two of five: the category Geography, the question “Name 7 countries in South America”, and the two teams, The Lions reading and Sea Otters answering.
  • The answer board with 33 seconds left: Brazil, Argentina, Peru and Venezuela found, Colombia, Chile and Ecuador still hidden.
  • The category picker with five chosen, among them Food & Drink, Sports, Science, Geography and Pop Culture.
  • Two mascots, a small one labelled Easy and a big one labelled Hard, showing that each team can play at its own level.
  • A list of categories with the number of questions recently added to each.

How a round goes

  1. Make your teams

    Two teams or six, one player each or five. Type a name, or reuse one the app remembers from last time.

  2. Pick a category and a level

    Easy, Medium or Hard changes the mix of questions you get, not just how many you have to find.

  3. Pass the phone and shout

    One team reads the question and taps the answers as they land. Seven right answers is a full board.

Why it works at a table

  • One phone, everyone

    Pass-and-play on a single phone or tablet. Nobody has to install anything to join in.

  • Teams of any size

    One person or five, two teams or six. Scores are kept for you, round after round.

  • Three levels

    Easy, Medium and Hard are different blends of question difficulty, so a level always means the same thing.

  • English and French

    The app follows your device language, and every question is written in that language rather than translated into it.

  • Works offline

    Questions download once and stay on the device, so a weak signal at the restaurant table changes nothing.

  • Nothing to sign up for

    No account, no ads, no analytics, no tracking. The only thing the app sends us is which language to fetch.

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