Team Building Bracket
Brackets make a great icebreaker because everyone has an opinion and nobody has to speak first. Put a fun bracket on the screen, let the team vote from their phones, and watch the friendly debate kick in. It works in person or on a video call.
Start my bracket โStart from an example
Pick a list, tap to remove any choice, and add your own. You can change everything on the next step.
12 choices ยท Single elimination ยท 11 matchups
Next: play solo, play with friends from their phones, or share it as a link. Free, no signup.
How it works
- 1Add your choices
Start from an example above or type your own, up to 64.
- 2Tap your favorites
Choices meet head-to-head. Tap the one you'd pick, and the winner moves on.
- 3Crown a champion
Keep going until one is left. Play again with friends and compare.
Suggested format: Single elimination. Single elimination with a vote timer fits a 10-minute slot in any meeting.
Better together. Start a room and share your screen, or put it on the conference room TV. People join with a QR code or a short code.
Tips for a great team building bracket
- Use a vote timer so the activity stays on schedule.
- Ask a volunteer to defend the underdog before each reveal.
- Try continuous mode on the TV for an all-hands or holiday party.
- Anonymous voting means quieter teammates participate as much as anyone.
Ready-made brackets
Play one now, and see how everyone else voted.
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Play bracket โLies You'd Be Willing to Tell Your Kids
Every parent has a secret arsenal of harmless little fibs that magically end tantrums, skip the candy aisle, and get everyone into bed on time. Twenty-four legendary parenting lies enter, each one battle-tested by exhausted moms and dads everywhere. Only one can be crowned the most genius fib of all time. Vote for the lie you'd tell with a totally straight face.
Play bracket โMost Embarrassing Thing You'd Say to Get Out of a Relationship
Breaking up is awkward, so why not make it legendary? Twenty-four gloriously embarrassing excuses enter, each one delivered with total confidence and zero shame. Only one can be crowned the ultimate cringe exit line. Vote for the excuse so ridiculous nobody could possibly argue with it.
Play bracket โMost Likely Way AI Destroys Civilization
Forget killer robots. If the machines ever take over, they will do it the petty way: one clown emoji, one cursed alarm, and one missing sock at a time. Sixteen gloriously annoying AI doomsday plots face off head-to-head. Vote for the scheme you think the robots would actually pull, and crown the most ridiculous way civilization goes down.
Play bracket โPetty Hills You'll Die On
Everybody has that one tiny opinion they will defend to the bitter end, usually at full volume across the dinner table. Sixteen stubborn hills, from toilet paper to pineapple pizza, face off head-to-head. Vote for the hill you'd plant your flag on, and see which petty opinion the crowd will never, ever let go.
Play bracket โUnwritten Rules Everyone Breaks
Nobody wrote these rules down, yet everybody knows them, and somehow everybody breaks them anyway. Twenty-two shameless rule-breakers step up to defend their crimes with total confidence. Vote for the most annoying offense, or the guilty pleasure you secretly commit every single week.
Play bracket โFrequently asked questions
Does it work on video calls?
Yes. Start a room, share your screen, and people join from their phones with the room code. Votes are revealed for everyone at the same time.
Do employees need accounts?
No accounts, names or emails. People join with a code, and votes are anonymous.
How many people can join?
Rooms are built for groups from two people to large meetings, with a vote timer to keep big groups moving.
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