Bragging Rights Play free

Win
the week

Ten questions a round, as many rounds as you like. Your family — or your classroom — against every other one.

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Free · works in any browser · families and classrooms

A round, in miniature

This is the whole game

A round is ten questions. Every question is pitched at your level, so a seven-year-old and their grandmother can play the same category on the same evening and both find it hard.

Three real ones are on the right. No sign-up, no score kept — just so you know what you're getting.

9,055questions written by hand
20categories
Tier 3 · worth 10 pts 0 pts

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How a week runs

Saturday to Friday, then somebody wins

1

Start a group

Start a family or a classroom, pick a team name, and you get a join code to share — that's the whole setup. Everyone plays on their own phone.

2

Play your rounds

Ten questions a round, and no cap on how many you play. Points bank as you go, and every answer is timed so nobody can quietly look it up.

3

Friday, 8pm

The week closes and the champion is crowned. The family boss or teacher sets the prize — picks the takeaway, skips the dishes, chooses Friday's game.

The bit that makes it work

A six-year-old can beat you

Every question is graded into six tiers, and every player sits at one of six levels. You're asked questions at your level, and you're paid for the level you're answering at — so a Rookie clearing Rookie questions scores like an Expert clearing Expert ones.

Groups are ranked on average points per player, not total. A family of two is not punished for being a family of two, a class of twelve isn't outgunned by a class of thirty, and nobody wins by recruiting.

Also true

  • →Reach a new category and it starts you below your level, then climbs as you prove it.
  • →Answer all ten right and the round pays a 20% bonus.
  • →Grinding one category all week pays less and less — the game wants range.
  • →A boss can set a daily play-time limit, if that's a conversation you'd rather not have.
  • →Maths and Roman numerals are generated fresh every time, so they never run out.

What's in the box

Twenty categories, and your country's are yours

Sign up in New Zealand and you get NZ Places, the Kiwi Quiz and Te Reo Māori. Sign up in Slovakia and the whole app speaks Slovak, with Slovak questions to match.

🚩Flags
🏙️Capitals
🗼Landmarks
🗺️World Map
📍Local Places
👥Populations
🦁Animals
🔢Maths Mania
🏛️Roman Numerals
🚀Space
🍽️World Food
🔤Word Wizard
🏅Sports
🧪Science
🕰️Back in Time
🎨Art
🧩Odd One Out
🐝Spelling Bee
🥝Your Country
🌿Your Language

Where you stand

Your street, then the whole country

Every group sits on four boards at once. Winning your town is a real thing to win — most families will never top the country, but plenty can top Piha or Pieštany.

Your town Your region Your country Worldwide

Classrooms play on their own boards, against other classrooms — never against families — and the teacher sees every student's play time.

For the grown-ups

Built for families and classrooms

Bragging Rights is free and sells nothing to anybody. It runs on its own server rather than somebody else's platform.

  • ✓We ask a child's age, never their birthday — it only sets question difficulty.
  • ✓Your real family or class name is private. Leaderboards show the team name you choose.
  • ✓One optional email per group, used only for the join code and sign-in links.
  • ✓Nothing is loaded from third parties while you play.

Somebody in your house
is about to find out

Set it up in about two minutes. Nothing to install.

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