For the host
Choose prompts, adjust the timer and select a supported scoring mode. Host-approved scoring lets you guide subjective rounds.
Quick prompts. Fast answers. Big laughs.
Rapid Fire gives every participant a short window to contribute. It works well when you want many voices in the room rather than a long conversation led by a few people.
Choose prompts, adjust the timer and select a supported scoring mode. Host-approved scoring lets you guide subjective rounds.
Respond to the prompt before time runs out. Depending on the settings, points come from participation, the host or peer votes.
Groups looking for a quick energy boost between meetings or workshop activities.
Typical duration: 3–10 minutes. Your pack, timer and number of rounds determine the actual session length. Review the content before inviting your team.
Learn how to create and share an event ↗No. Rapid Fire supports participation scoring, host-approved scoring and peer voting. The host chooses the approach for the event.
No. Participants open a join link, enter a display name and join. Hosts sign in to create and manage events.
No. TeamFun runs in the browser on phones, tablets and laptops. Use an up-to-date browser and a stable internet connection.
You can use TeamFun alongside a Microsoft Teams, Zoom or Google Meet call. Share the game link in your call chat; each person plays in their browser. No formal meeting-platform integration is required or implied.