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Question 1/5 - Which three countries are jointly hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup?
Category: Sport · Difficulty: Easy
Custom games
Build the quiz that fits your team
Pick the categories your team actually cares about, set the difficulty, choose how many questions. All-in on sport? Keep it to film and TV? Mix all ten? It bends to your team, not the other way around.
Game Mode
Head to Head Trivia: Everyone answers individually, scored by difficulty. Results revealed at the end.
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Difficulty
Ten categories to draw from:
Easy · Medium · Hard · Mixed — 3 to 20 questions
Three ways to play
Async by default. Nobody has to be online at the same time.
Head to Head
The competitive default. Everyone answers privately, on their own time — no peeking at each other's picks.
- Points weighted by difficulty
- Answers stay hidden until the end
- Podium revealed to the whole channel
Team
The whole channel takes on each question together and lives or dies as one.
- Questions post to the channel, one at a time
- Debate it out in the thread
- One score for everyone
Solo
A private quiz in your DMs, at your own pace. No audience, no pressure.
- Runs entirely in your DMs
- Pick categories, difficulty, and length
- Your score stays between you and the bot
The Daily Stack
Ten fresh questions every morning
The Daily Stack drops at 9am ET: questions hand-picked from this week's actual news, mixed with classic trivia. Every team in the world gets the same set — so scores mean something.
Add to Slack and play today's Stack →Question 1 of 10 — In which country would you find the Grand Canyon National Park?
Category: Geography·Difficulty: Easy
Actually current
Written from real headlines, not a question bank from 2019.
Curated daily
Every question is hand-picked and fact-checked before it ships.
Two minutes, async
3 easy, 4 medium, 3 hard. Play whenever it suits — inside Slack, no tabs, no accounts.
🏁 Head to Head Trivia — Results
Film & TV · 10 questions · 14 players
🥇@priya— 19 pts
🥈@wei— 17 pts
🥉@dana— 16 pts
23 repliesLast reply 2m ago
Scores, streaks and bragging rights
Every game ends the same way: results land back in the channel — podium, points, streaks. The thread takes care of itself: rematches get demanded, Q7 gets disputed, and somebody's three-day streak becomes a whole thing.
Question 4 of 10 — Which country hosts the 2026 World Cup final?
Category: Sport & Leisure·Difficulty: Easy
Always topical
Trivia that keeps up with the world
When the World Cup kicks off or the results roll in, the questions follow. Your team plays trivia about the moments they're already talking about — not a question bank frozen in time.
Set it once and it runs itself
Schedule your own game — or the Daily Stack — to post to any channel at the same time every day or week. It shows up, your team plays, scores roll in. Nothing for you to run.
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Common questions
Is TriviaStack really free?+
Yes. TriviaStack is free for your entire workspace — there's no paid tier, no per-seat pricing, and no trial period. If that ever changes, existing workspaces won't lose access to what they have today.
Where do the questions come from?+
Every question is hand-picked and fact-checked before it's published. The Daily Stack adds ten new questions each morning, drawn from current news, while custom games draw on a curated library spanning ten categories.
Can I choose the topics and difficulty?+
Yes. Custom games let you pick from ten categories, set the difficulty to easy, medium, hard, or mixed, and choose anywhere from 3 to 20 questions — so every channel can play the trivia it actually wants.
Do my teammates need to create accounts?+
No. Anyone in your Slack workspace can play immediately — there's nothing to sign up for and nothing to install individually. Everything happens inside Slack.
How often will TriviaStack post in my channels?+
Only when you ask it to. Games start when someone runs /trivia or on a schedule you set — you choose the channel, the time, and the frequency.
What data does TriviaStack access?+
Only what it needs to run games: workspace, channel, and player identifiers. TriviaStack has no message-history permissions, so it can't read your conversations — it only receives messages directed at the bot. Full details are in the privacy policy.
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Add TriviaStack, type /trivia, and you're playing before your next meeting. No accounts, no setup.