Choose “Public administration” as the venue type
That sets the venue up as a public service office.
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- Town halls and public offices
The wait in your office, shorter and more useful
Quizá shows general knowledge questions on the waiting screen of your town hall, office or library, mixed with service notices. Residents play from their phones or simply watch.
- No apps
- No sign-up to play
- Ready in 2 minutes
- 7 languages
Waiting your turn with something to look at
Public service offices have waits that cannot be avoided. A screen with a background channel makes no use of the time, and a static poster is read by nobody.
With Quizá the screen holds people’s attention with questions and leaves room for what matters: notices, opening hours and service news, slotted in between rounds.
How it works
Pair the waiting room screen
Open quizatv.com/tv on the screen and link it to your dashboard.
Questions and notices
The questions follow one another by themselves, and service notices appear every few rounds.
What it looks like in town halls and public offices
What you get in town halls and public offices
Service notices between questions
Your own ads (with the Pro plan): opening hours, appointments, deadlines, council events or campaigns.
Catalan, Basque and Galician
The screen plays in the language of its list, and each player can set their phone to another: Spanish, English, Catalan, Basque, Galician, French and Portuguese.
Questions about your town
You can add your own questions about the town, its history, its festivals or its surroundings.
No sign-up or personal data
Whoever plays picks a nickname. No name, email or phone number is asked for.
No sound
The screen plays no audio, which suits a public waiting room.
How to use it
Citizen service offices
For the wait until your turn comes.
Libraries and community centres
A light activity in the common area.
Social services and youth centres
Questions by age group and information notices.
A sample question
Which city is known as “the city of three cultures”?
- A Toledo (correct answer)
- B Salamanca
- C Cáceres
- D Ávila
💡 Christians, Jews and Muslims lived side by side there for centuries.
What you need
- A TV (Smart TV with a browser, Fire TV Stick, Chromecast or a mini PC) and an internet connection. You pair it with a 6-letter code in a couple of minutes.
- A screen visible from the waiting room.
- The screen plays in the language of its list, and each player can set their phone to another: Spanish, English, Catalan, Basque, Galician, French and Portuguese.
Try it with one screen and ask for a tailor-made plan
The free plan includes 1 screen. The tailor-made Institutional plan includes many screens and sites, local content, service notices, invoicing and priority support.
Quizá does not manage queues or appointments: it is an entertainment and notice screen for the waiting room.
Frequently asked questions
Can council notices be shown?
Yes. With your own ads, which appear between questions every few rounds. You can switch them on and off from the dashboard.
Does it work in Catalan, Basque and Galician?
The screen plays in the language of its list, and each player can set their phone to another: Spanish, English, Catalan, Basque, Galician, French and Portuguese.
Can questions about the town be added?
Yes, with the Pro plan: one by one or imported from a spreadsheet.
Is any personal data collected from residents?
No name, email or phone number is asked for. Whoever plays picks a nickname, and a random identifier is stored on their phone to count the points.
How do I sign up?
You can start for free with one screen. For several sites or invoicing, the Institutional plan is tailor-made.