Predictions
Ask guests to predict what will happen at your event. Collect their guesses, record the real outcomes and reveal who got closest.
Part of your event. Guests join by link or QR code and take part on their phones.
What you can do
Who will make the first toast? How many group photos will you take? Guests make their choices before the moment happens, giving everyone something to watch for and a result to reveal later.
Choices or closest guesses
Write multiple-choice questions or ask for a number. Correct choices earn the question’s points; for number questions, the closest valid guesses win.
Control when answers open
Show or hide the activity and open or close answers separately. Set a closing time when you want predictions locked before a particular moment.
Let guests see the spread
Optionally show the answer distribution after a guest saves their own prediction. You can also allow people to skip questions.
Saved guesses, then the reveal
Guests can review their saved predictions. Record what actually happened, then reveal the outcomes and standings in stages on a shared screen.
Choose Jamie, press Save, and review the saved prediction. The host reveals the outcome later. Questions about your people
Start with a ready-made pack or write your own. Edit names, answer choices and points so the predictions make sense for your gathering.
How it works
Prepare the questions
Add Predictions to your event. Choose a pack or create questions, personalise the answers and check the phone preview.
Collect and close
Make the activity visible and open answers. Guests join by link or QR code and save their predictions. Close answers before the outcomes are known.
Confirm and reveal
Enter what actually happened, then open the host controls. Reveal each outcome and the leaderboard together.
Who will make the first toast?
Offer Amira, Jamie, Sam and Alex as choices. Close predictions before dinner. When Jamie raises a glass, record Jamie as the outcome and reveal how the group voted.
Add guest awards to the final revealQuestions about Predictions
Can guests change a prediction?
Yes, while answers are open. Closing answers locks the saved choices. Revealing results also keeps them locked.
How do number questions score?
The closest valid numerical guesses to the recorded outcome earn the question’s points. If several guests are equally close, they all receive those points.
What if a predicted event never happens?
The host can void that prediction instead of choosing a made-up outcome. It will not award points.
