hundo.

One big screen. Everyone's phone. Every guess at once.

Live HUNDO takes about ten seconds to start and works with however many people are already in the room.

The moment

Everyone's guess, on one ruler.

The timer stops and the room resolves into a single picture: How many spaces are on a Monopoly board?

Answer
40
  • Otto12
  • Vera24
  • Sanne30
  • Ida36
  • Pia40
  • Mo50
  • Jonas72

spaces

A leaderboard tells you the order. This tells you the story — who was a hair off, who was nowhere near, and the one person who called it exactly.

Three moves, start to finish.

  1. 1

    Open a room

    One tap gives you a six-character code and a QR big enough to read from the back of the room. The code skips every character you could misread — no zero against O, no one against I.

  2. 2

    Everyone joins

    Players scan the QR or type the code, pick a name, and they are in. It runs in any phone browser, so there is nothing to install and nobody has to make an account.

  3. 3

    Guess against the clock

    One question at a time, with a countdown you set. The ruler closes from both ends as the clock runs, so the pressure is legible from across the room.

Questions
1 – 20
Clock
5 – 120 s
Every answer
0 – 100
Accounts
None

Pull from the bank, or write your own.

Take a set straight from the HUNDO question bank and start immediately. Or type your own — anything with a whole-number answer between 0 and 100 counts, which in practice means almost anything: percentages, ages, counts, how many people in this room have been to Berlin.

A round of your own questions about the people playing it is the best version of this game, and it is the reason the custom option exists.

Someone sent you a code?

Type it here. You will be asked for a name, and nothing else.

Six characters · Case does not matter

The screen is the only thing you need to set up.

Everything else is a phone somebody already has in their hand.