Write it like a script
A timeline of segments — welcome, rounds, reveals, breaks, final scores. Whether your AI drafted it or you did, edit slides inline like a deck and reorder until the night has an arc.
Connect Claude or ChatGPT
Your AI writes the quiz.
You run the show.
Ask Claude or ChatGPT for a five-round night. It lands in Quiz Master as a real show — rounds, reveals, music, pictures — ready to rehearse and present.
Server URL
https://thequizmaster.app/mcpFree while in early access · No API key · The demo needs no account
17MCP tools for quizzes, questions and media
0API keys to create or paste
AnyMCP client — Claude, ChatGPT and the rest
10Presenter themes for the big screen
Watch it build one
A quiz, written by talking to Claude.
A picture round asked for in plain words: the assistant writes the questions, imports the paintings into your storage and slots the round, with its reveal, into the quiz. Then it's showtime.
How it works
Connect, ask, then take the mic.
The assistant does the writing. Quiz Master is where the night gets checked, dressed and run.
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Connect
Paste one URL into your assistant’s connector settings and sign in with your Quiz Master account. No API key, no config file.
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Ask
Ask for a night, a round or a single tie-breaker. Your assistant writes the rounds, questions and media straight into your library.
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Rehearse & run
Step through it in preview, fix what you’d say differently, then present it with a theme on the big screen and score by hand.
Step by step: Claude guide ChatGPT guide
Model Context Protocol · connector
Ask for the night you’d write yourself.
There is no black box to prompt inside Quiz Master. The assistant you already use gets typed tools for your builder and your question library — so it can do the fiddly parts properly.
What it can do
- Builds the whole timelineCreates quizzes, adds and reorders segments, wires rounds to their answer reveals.
- Files every questionQuestions go into your tagged library, not stranded inside one quiz — searchable and reusable forever.
- Brings the media with itCopies picture-round images and audio into your own storage so links cannot rot, and drops YouTube clips onto music questions.
- Stays in its laneSigns in as you, sees your quizzes and nobody else’s, and creates or edits — it can’t delete a quiz or a library question.
Try asking
- “Add a music round: eight songs from 1997, twenty seconds of the chorus each, audio-only so the screen gives nothing away.”
- “A picture round of ten landmarks shot from awkward angles. Import each photo from Wikimedia Commons.”
- “Make it bilingual — German as a smaller subtitle under every English question.”
- “Check every answer in “Thursday at the Anchor” against a reliable source. Fix clear errors, list the rest.”
The show side
Everything the mic needs.
Whoever wrote the questions, the night still has to be run. Six things a host actually does — and the one place that does all of them.
A library that compounds
Every question lives in your own tagged repository. Reuse it across quizzes, fix it once, and every show that references it is up to date.
Present it like a broadcast
A fullscreen presenter view built for projectors — huge type, staged reveals, celebration moments. The room sees the stage; you see the controls.
Picture and music rounds
Images, audio and YouTube clips sit on the question itself — and the clip stays covered until you play it, so the video title never gives the answer away.
Rehearse before doors open
Preview mode steps through the whole show exactly as the room will see it. Fix the typos while the venue is still quiet.
Score it without the panic
Teams, round scores, half-points, bonus points with a note, and undo. The scoreboard keeps itself; you keep your eyes on the room.
No assistant required
The workspace, by hand.
Prefer to write it yourself? Build the night on one timeline, fill rounds from your question library, pick tonight's theme and run the room from your laptop.
The demo runs the actual presenter engine on a full sample quiz — seventeen segments, four rounds, reveals and standings. No account, nothing to install.
Before you ask
Questions, answered. Fittingly.
Which AI assistants can I connect?
Anything that speaks the Model Context Protocol — Claude on the web, Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and ChatGPT. You sign in with your own Quiz Master account, and the connector only ever sees your own quizzes. Claude guide · ChatGPT guide
Do I need an API key?
No. You paste one server URL into your assistant and approve it with your Quiz Master sign-in. There is no key to create, paste or rotate.
What can the AI change?
It can create quizzes, add, edit, reorder and remove segments, and write and edit questions in your library. It can’t delete a quiz or a library question — those stay your call. Tool reference
Do players need an app or a phone?
No — and that's deliberate. Teams answer on paper while the big screen carries the show. Quiz Master runs the host's side: the script, the presenter view, the timers and the scoreboard.
What do I need on quiz night?
A laptop and a screen or projector. The presenter view goes fullscreen on the big screen; the control panel stays on your laptop. If the venue Wi-Fi drops mid-round, the show keeps running and syncs when you're back.
Can I reuse questions between quizzes?
Yes. Questions live in your own tagged library. Drop them into any quiz, and when you improve one, every quiz that uses it gets the update.
Can I run a quiz in more than one language?
Yes. Every piece of text in a quiz can carry multiple languages, so you can write a question once, present it in the language of the room, and switch mid-show if you need to.
How much does it cost?
Quiz Master is free while in early access. Sign in with Google or email and start writing.
Let the AI write it.
You take the mic.
Connect your assistant, ask for tonight’s quiz, and rehearse it before the first pint is poured.