One phone.Two rivals.
Split-screen trivia on a single device. You and the person across the table race to answer the same question first.
No download. No account. Hand someone the phone.
A real match, recorded on iPhone.
- 2,338 questions
- 4 languages
- 12 categories
- 0 ads
- works offline
Our biggest update yet.
Every duel now opens with a face-off and ends with a crown. And 20 new friends just sat down at the table.
Face-off and crown
Every duel opens with a face-off. At the end, the winner’s mascot takes the crown.
Share cards
Show off a win, a rivalry, your Daily Ten or a new mascot.
Rivalries
Every pair’s record, the current run and who owns which category.
Head start
Give the weaker player a few points before the duel begins.
Guest players
Someone new at the table? They play right away, no profile needed.
Backup by email
Bring your players, history and mascots to a new phone.
4 – 1
Pick yours. Unlock the rest.
Every player gets a mascot. The others unlock through challenges: win your first duel, finish three Study sessions, and on it goes.
Tap one to hear it.Four are exclusive to the full game.
The screen splits. You face off.
Sit across from each other
One phone flat on the table between you. The screen splits, and your rival’s half flips 180° to face them.
Same question, both sides
The exact same question appears on both halves at once. Tap the right answer before they do.
Fast wins, wrong costs
Right answer first: +1. Wrong answer: −1 and you’re locked out until the next one. No button-mashing your way to a win.
Two players, a whole table, or just you.
2 players · 1 phone
Duel
Phone flat between you, the screen splits, and the first right answer takes the point.
3 or 4 · a tablet
Table
Everyone around one screen, racing for the same answer. Family quiz night, sorted.
Daily Ten
Solo
Study
The Daily Ten, a quick round on your weak spots, your misses coming back, or survival until the first mistake.
Built to be played, not monetized.
No ads. Ever.
Not “fewer ads.” None. The game never stops for a 30-second video.
Plays offline
Beach, plane, road trip, dead-zone bar. Add it to your home screen and it just works.
Pick your own language
You read in Spanish, they read in German. Same match, same question. Made for mixed tables.
2,338 real questions
Twelve categories, hand-checked in four languages. No bot-written filler.
Rivalry that remembers
Saved profiles, head-to-head records, win streaks. Know exactly how many times you’ve crushed them.
Fair-play built in
Read-aloud mode, a head-start handicap, and a category ban-draft so the know-it-all can’t run the table.
It started on a beach.
Quizzing each other to pass the afternoon. My partner and I speak different native languages, so every trivia game we tried was quietly unfair to one of us. Zwist is the quiz game where that unfairness disappears: each player reads every question in their own language.
Henoch, who made Zwist
You’ve played the other ones. You know.
The two-player-trivia corner of the app store is a graveyard of ad-spam, fake coins, and questions written by a bot. The most-downloaded one sits around 3.2 stars. We built Zwist because the game we wanted to play with our friends didn’t exist.
Free to play. €4.99 to own it all.
No subscription. No ads. Pay once.
Full game
€4.99 once
- All 2,338 questions
- All 12 categories
- Unlimited match history
- Read-aloud mode
- One-time. Yours forever.
Later: optional themed packs (movies, music, your country’s history) from €0.99. Totally optional.
Quick questions
Do I need to download anything?
No. Tap Play and you’re in, right in your browser. Want it offline and full-screen? Add it to your home screen, it takes five seconds.
Is it really free?
Yes. The free game is generous and ad-free. The €4.99 unlock adds the full 2,338-question bank, all categories, unlimited history and read-aloud. One payment, no subscription.
Can we each play in a different language?
Yes, it’s a core feature. Each player picks Spanish, English, French or German for the same match.
Does it work without internet?
Once you’ve added it to your home screen, yes. Zwist is offline-first.
How many people can play?
Two on one phone, facing each other. Got a tablet? Table mode seats 3 or 4 around one screen. Alone? Study mode and the Daily Ten are made for one.
Is there an App Store version?
Yes. Zwist is on the App Store for iPhone and on Google Play for Android. The web version stays free to play right here.