Questions and answers

No. Buzzerelio works in a recent browser at buzzerelio.web.app, for the host and the players. The Android and iPhone apps are there for those who prefer them, and all of them play in the same game.

There is no set limit. The demo game runs with 17 players.

The queue is the order in which the buzzes reach the server, and the time shown is measured from the start of the round. On a slow connection a buzz can arrive a few tenths of a second late: for a tight final, ask everyone onto the same wifi.

Yes. No ads, no subscription, no in-app purchase.

Every device needs an internet connection; mobile data is enough.

Yes: turn on Participate too when you create the game.

Yes. The host opens a player's page and turns on Control the game.

On Android the link opens the app when it is installed. On iPhone it opens the web app in the browser, which plays the same game.

There is no account: the app signs you in anonymously. A game keeps its players' names, colors, scores and buzzes, in the European Union, visible only to its players. Join codes are deleted after two days, games 15 days after they end. The privacy policy has the details.

Yes, for 15 days: Last game results on the home screen of every player of the game.

English, French, German and Spanish. The app follows the phone's language, or the one chosen in Settings.

Tekartik, at tekartik.com.