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What it does

Built for the lull.

Every gathering has the moment the conversation runs out. HotSeat is the thing you reach for then. Try the buzzer below.

Both of you press at once. See who actually wins.

Tap both pads, or press A and L.

Say it. Sort it. Lock it. Type it.

No two rounds play the same way in. Some you shout and the host calls it. Some you drag into the right order. Some you lock a pick and live with it. And when a game really does want it typed, it says so.

The point stays the same: the energy stays in the room, not in six thumbs.

First to press gets the chance. Not the point.

Buzzer order runs on a synced clock, not on whoever’s wifi is faster. Weak signal never steals someone’s fair win.

Being fastest only buys you the first guess. Blurt it wrong and you’ve just handed the table a free hint.

It's your show

Name the session after what’s happening. Gin with Shreetam. Small touch, big difference.

6 games, one vibe

Pick one lane per night. Team or solo, never both.

Every phone's a buzzer. Nobody's a spectator.

One screen runs the show. Every device in the room is a live controller. No app, no cards, nothing to carry in or lose.

Live in 5 minutes

Add your people, shuffle teams, set the difficulty. Uneven teams are fine.

A dead phone isn't a dead game

Battery died? New phone, same code, same question, score untouched.

Nobody has to explain the reference.

The songs your room half-remembers. The dialogues that get quoted wrong on purpose. The characters nobody needs introducing. Every question is written for this room first, not a Western trivia pack with a few Indian cards taped on.

Hindi cinema is what’s live today. Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Kannada rounds are being written.

  • हिंदीHindi, available now
  • தமிழ்Tamil, coming soon
  • తెలుగుTelugu, coming soon
  • മലയാളംMalayalam, coming soon
  • ಕನ್ನಡKannada, coming soon

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cards to carry

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apps to download

5 min

setup

6

games ready to play

Your room’s already loud.
Give it a scoreboard.

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