Family Feud for Conferences and All-Hands Meetings

Large-room setup checklist

• Run one practice round on the venue network the day before.
• Assign a helper to troubleshoot joins near the stage.
• Use table numbers as team names so nobody has to type.
• Write one question about the conference itself (the keynote, the coffee line) for an easy laugh.

A 15-minute all-hands segment

• Minute 0-3: QR code on screen, teams join.
• Minute 3-12: three survey rounds, double points on the last one.
• Minute 12-15: Fast Money and a prize handoff on stage.

Hosting for more than 3 people

The free plan lets up to 3 players join from their phones, which is perfect for a test run. Most conferences and all-hands meetings have more guests than that, so Pro removes the player cap and supports up to 24 teams. You can also use Solo Host Mode on the free plan: the host runs the board and the room shouts answers, with no phones needed.

Sample conference questions

Name something attendees grab at a conference booth.

1. Pens
2. Stickers
3. Candy
4. T-shirts
5. Tote bags

Name something that always goes wrong in a presentation.

1. Mic issues
2. Slides won't load
3. Runs over time
4. Clicker dies
5. Wi-Fi

Name a place people sneak off to during a conference.

1. Hotel room
2. Coffee shop
3. Bathroom
4. Bar
5. Outside to call