Why hosts start with templates
A template gives a familiar sequence: write questions, arrange difficulty, add a ladder, and present. It can help a teacher or facilitator get from a blank screen to a structured activity.
The hard part appears later, when every new question requires duplicated slides, repaired links, manual reveal timing, or another version of the same file.
What a browser-based template changes
The builder separates content from presentation. Edit questions as questions, set their order, and reuse the game without rebuilding navigation.
- No presentation download
- Custom four-answer questions
- Difficulty progression
- Virtual prize levels
- Games designed for reuse
Plan your first game now
Choose one narrow topic, draft ten questions, and label them easy, medium, or hard. Save the most precise and demanding prompt for the top level, then review every incorrect choice for plausibility.