About Curiquiz
A free, friendly trivia site built for two kinds of evenings: the quiet ones where you want to learn something new, and the loud ones where everyone's shouting answers across the table.
Why we built it
Most quiz sites push you to sign up, hand over your email, and grind through ads before you can answer a single question. We wanted the opposite: open the page, pick a category, play. No login, no popups, no friction.
What you'll find here
- 7 categories — Geography, Cinema, Music, Science, History, Art, Sports — with three difficulty levels each.
- Common Knowledge — a 300-question mix that pulls from everything.
- Single mode — practise on your own, see your score climb.
- Competitive mode — local two-player rounds with shared scoring.
- Tournament mode — an 8-player knockout bracket with 10-second answer windows and a time-based tiebreak.
Solo or social
Use Curiquiz to fill five spare minutes, prep for pub night, or run a knockout for the whole family at a Sunday lunch. The questions are bite-sized; the rules stay out of the way.
How we keep it free
Curiquiz is supported by ads and by readers who choose to chip in via our support page. Both keep the site open to everyone, with no paywalls.
Frequently asked questions
- Is Curiquiz free?
- Yes. Curiquiz is completely free to play. There's no signup, no paywall, and no email required. The site is supported by light ads and optional tips on Ko-fi.
- Do I need to create an account?
- No account is needed. You can start playing instantly. For competitive and tournament modes you only pick a nickname and an emoji — nothing more.
- What categories are available?
- There are seven categories — Geography, Cinema, Music, Science, History, Art, and Sports — plus a Common Knowledge mix of 300 questions across all topics.
- How many difficulty levels are there?
- Each category has three levels: Easy, Medium, and Hard. Harder questions are worth more points in competitive and tournament modes.
- Can I play with friends or family?
- Yes. Competitive mode supports local two-player rounds with shared scoring. Tournament mode is an 8-player knockout bracket with 10-second answer windows.
- Does Curiquiz collect personal data?
- No. We don't ask for your email or any personal information. Player nicknames and scores are stored to power the leaderboard. See our Privacy Policy for details.
- How can I suggest a question or report an error?
- Use the Contact page to send us a message. We read every suggestion and fix mistakes quickly.