Bars and restaurants
Give a slower service period an event without separating trivia operations from the normal floor.
For bars, libraries, clubs, and gathering places
Give your room a reason to show up.
DriftTable gives a room a repeatable event without requiring the venue to hire a separate professional host or ask normal staff to invent a show.
Different rooms, same foundation
Built for places where people already gather.
Libraries and community rooms
Use a prepared, screen-friendly activity that can support paper participation and repeat programming.
Clubs and other venues
Bowling alleys, cafés, breweries, lodges, and gathering spaces can use the same prepared weekly system.
What DriftTable provides
The event package.
- Prepared weekly trivia questions and timing
- A video edition connected to the venue
- A protected host answer sheet
- A venue operations page
- QR player onboarding and check-in
- Persistent team identity and public standings
- Separate online continuation after release
What the venue provides
The room.
- A TV or projector
- An internet-connected casting or display device
- Normal staff to start the show and serve the room
- Optional printed answer sheets
- A night worth giving customers a reason to choose
The actual differentiator
Your bartender does not need to become a game-show host.
The screen delivers the prepared experience. Staff opens check-in, keeps the normal room flow moving, uses the answer material, and finishes any remaining paper scores. The show is not being created while customers wait.
Press play, show the QR, keep serving, and let the room argue over the answers.
Why teams matter
The night should have a memory.
A one-night crowd is useful. A team that sees its name on the board, checks the score later, and comes back to defend it is the larger goal.
1
Check in together
Players connect themselves to the real venue event.
2
Score as a team
The team carries the result instead of a throwaway text field.
3
Return to the board
Weekly and historical standings make the next event part of the story.
One weekly package
$35 per venue per week.
The price is public because the venue should be able to do the math before a sales call.