Grid maker · For game night
Make a quiz grid for game night
A grid is a quick party game: three row categories, three column categories, and nine squares where they cross. Everyone plays the same link on their own phone and compares scores. Jev, the AI judge, scores every answer, so nobody has to referee.
Example: Movie night
Rows: Pixar movies, Horror movies, Christmas movies. Columns: Has a dog, Set in space, Animated. Every square passed Jev’s check, so it can really be won.
| Has a dog | Set in space | Animated | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pixar movies | ? | ? | ? |
| Horror movies | ? | ? | ? |
| Christmas movies | ? | ? | ? |
Example: Party food
Rows: Pizza toppings, Desserts, Snacks. Columns: Red, Crunchy, Italian. Every square passed Jev’s check, so it can really be won.
| Red | Crunchy | Italian | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pizza toppings | ? | ? | ? |
| Desserts | ? | ? | ? |
| Snacks | ? | ? | ? |
What makes a grid that works
- Pick themes the whole group knows: movies, snacks, music, TV shows.
- Add a word of context to short titles, like “Up (film)”, so Jev knows what you mean.
- Inside jokes don’t work: Jev judges by what most people know, not by your group’s stories.
Making a grid takes a few minutes: type six categories and one example answer per square, and Jev checks that every square can be won (about 67/100 or more). Your examples stay private. Free, no signup.
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