Games for company events.
All-hands, offsites, holiday parties. Turn a ballroom of name tags into a room full of conversations, then crown a trivia champion before dessert.

HuddleSpark is a place for colleagues, strangers, and friends to engage in trivia, icebreakers, and more. This weirdness was created by Alex Southard, who is bald and likes these kinds of things.
Four games. One room. Any phone.
Scan a code, snap a selfie, and play: Icebreaker, Trivia, Guess Who, or Two Truths and a Lie, on your own or in teams. No app, no sign-ups, no awkward silence.


How it works
From a room full of strangers to game night in five easy steps.
The host puts a QR code on the big screen and every phone in the room does the rest. Nothing to download, no accounts, no “can everyone see my screen?”

Name, department, quick smile. Your selfie shows up on the big screen, and helps a Icebreaker partner find you across the room.

The host chooses from the game picker: Icebreaker, Trivia, Guess Who, or Two Truths and a Lie. Play one, or switch between them in any order. Every phone follows along.

Answer, vote, or find your Icebreaker partner for a three-minute chat. Topic, timer and choices stay in sync with the big screen.

Play for yourself or split the room into 2 to 5 teams. The big screen keeps score, and the podium settles it.

The games
Play one, or mix and match in any order. Every game runs on the phones people already have.
Speed-networking style. Phones pair people up for three-minute conversations on a topic. Shuffle for new partners every round.
🏆Multiple choice on every phone, with a live leaderboard and a podium. Bring your own saved question lists.
📸Whose is this? Upload photos from anyone’s life, like baby pictures, first cars, pets or dream vacations, and the room guesses whose it is.
🤥Everyone writes three statements. The room votes on which one is the lie.
Made for every room
Anywhere someone is about to say “so… what do you do?”
All-hands, offsites, holiday parties. Turn a ballroom of name tags into a room full of conversations, then crown a trivia champion before dessert.

Five minutes of HuddleSpark and the people on mute start talking. Even before the coffee kicks in.

Everyone plays on their own phone, the TV keeps score, and the podium settles it. Mostly.

Day one, minus the awkward.
Partners picked fairly. No more “I’ll go with my friend.”
Better than another round of charades.
Networking without the lanyard stare.
For hosts
Open the host dashboard on any laptop, put it on the projector, and run the whole thing from there.

Every host gets a permanent join code, link and QR. Print it once, download it, or tape it to the door.
Sessions run side by side, each with its own code. Nobody wanders into the wrong party.
Watch people scan in with their selfies, and see at a glance who has stepped away.
HuddleSpark remembers who has met and shuffles to keep the conversations new.
Write your own conversation starters, or use the built-in ones.
Build question lists for every occasion ahead of time and pick one when it’s game time.
Upload and caption photos from any device. Your deck is saved for the next event.
Set the seconds per question and move on whenever the room is ready.
End the session for everyone, and every phone says thanks for playing.
Icebreaker
One of the games, and the one for meeting people. Everyone is paired at once with a conversation topic and a timer synced on every phone. When time’s up, the host shuffles, and HuddleSpark makes sure you meet someone new.


Trivia
Build and save your own question lists, or start with ours. Everyone answers on their phone, the big screen keeps score, and bragging rights last until the next game.


Guess Who
Upload photos from anyone’s life, like baby pictures, first cars, pets or dream vacations, and the room guesses whose it is. Phones show four names, the big screen reveals the answer next to that person’s selfie, and a fun fact seals it.


Two Truths and a Lie
Everyone writes two true things and one fib on their phone. One by one, each person takes the big screen and the room votes on which one is made up. Guess right to score, fool people to score more.


Teams
Play Trivia, Guess Who and Two Truths with every player for themselves, or split the room into 2 to 5 teams. HuddleSpark splits the room evenly and at random, and latecomers join the smallest team.


Got a code? Jump in. Running the show? Sign in and put your QR code on the big screen.