Music Trivia
Turn any room into a music trivia showdown. Your iPhone is the buzzer, Apple TV is the stage, and Apple Music's hottest charts power the questions.
How It Works
No app download needed for players. The App Clip means anyone can join a game in seconds — just point your camera at the screen.
Pick a genre — from Pop and Hip-Hop to Deep Cuts collections like 80's R&B and Motown Classics. The host device displays questions with album artwork, song previews, and music videos.
A QR code appears on the host screen. Players scan it with their iPhone or Vision Pro — the App Clip loads instantly. No App Store. No download. No account.
Your device becomes a wireless buzzer. Race to answer 25+ question types — name the song, complete the lyric, guess the music video. Progressive hints keep it exciting for everyone.
Features
25+ question types across audio, lyrics, music videos, and knowledge. Three difficulty tiers with scoring multipliers keep every round fresh.
Hear a song preview while album artwork progressively de-blurs. "Who sings this?" "Name that song!" — powered by Apple Music.
"Which song contains this lyric?" "Complete the lyric!" — with post-reveal playback at the exact lyric timestamp.
"Name the video." "Which charted higher?" Video chronology challenges with actual clip playback.
Release year, genre identification, album art recognition, artist trivia — test the true music buffs in the room.
18-second countdown with wrong answers fading at 12s and 6s. Artwork gradually un-blurs. Easy 1×, Medium 2×, Hard 3× scoring.
Subscribers hear full songs during gameplay. Non-subscribers get 30-second previews. Every round sounds incredible.
Play Everywhere
One host device runs the show. Up to 8 players connect over WiFi as wireless buzzers — no matter which Apple device they're holding.
Pricing
Start hosting game nights with zero commitment. Unlock the full experience when you're ready.
Be First to Play
Sign up for launch notifications and be the first to host a music trivia night when Ooh I Know! drops on July 15, 2026.
No spam, ever. Just one email on launch day + an optional beta invite.