The best trivia apps in 2026
Quick answer: The best trivia apps in 2026 are Trivillion for the widest variety of free games with AI suggestions, Trivia Crack for turn-based duels with friends, Sporcle for its huge library, Kahoot for hosted quizzes, Jackbox for party games on a TV and GeoGuessr for guessing places from street images.
How we chose
We looked at trivia you can play on a phone, either as a downloaded app or as a site that works well in a mobile browser. We compared the range of games, what is free, how easy it is to play with others and whether there is something new every day. Trivillion is our own site; it works in any phone browser today and a Trivillion app is on the way.
At a glance
The main differences:
| App | Best for | Free to play | Play with others |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trivillion | Widest variety, AI suggestions, geography and sports | Everything | Party games for groups |
| Trivia Crack | Turn-based duels | Yes, with ads | Online duels |
| Sporcle | Huge user-made library | Most quizzes, with ads | Limited |
| Kahoot | Hosted live quizzes | Up to 10 players per game | Live, with a host |
| Jackbox | Party games on a TV | No, packs are paid | Up to 8–10 players |
| GeoGuessr | Guessing places | One daily challenge | Paid modes |
1. Trivillion
Trivillion brings five daily games, 54 quizzes with more than 5,000 questions and a set of party games into one place, with an especially wide range of geography and football games. Its AI learns which games you play most and suggests new ones you are likely to enjoy, and its interface is the most modern of the apps here. It is free, works in English, Arabic, Spanish and French, and needs no account to start.
- Pros: widest variety, AI suggestions, free, English, Arabic, Spanish and French
- Cons: app still to come, smaller library than Sporcle
2. Trivia Crack
Trivia Crack is a long-running mobile game where you spin a wheel of categories and challenge friends or strangers in turn-based matches. It is free with ads and in-app purchases, and it suits people who like a slow-burning rivalry over days.
3. Sporcle
Sporcle’s app gives access to its library of more than two million user-made quizzes. It is the best choice for very niche topics. The free version has ads; Sporcle Orange removes them for $3.99 a month.
4. Kahoot
Kahoot is built for hosts: a teacher or team leader shows questions on a screen and players answer on their phones with a game PIN. The free plan allows up to 10 players per game on personal accounts.
5. Jackbox
Jackbox Party Packs run on a console, PC or TV, and players join on their phones at jackbox.tv. Each pack costs about $25 to $30 and contains five games, including trivia and drawing games.
6. GeoGuessr
GeoGuessr drops you into street-level imagery and asks where you are. Its free plan is a single daily challenge of five locations; unlimited play needs a Pro subscription from $3.99 a month billed yearly.
Which app should you pick?
Match the app to how you play:
| If you want… | Pick |
|---|---|
| Variety and new games suggested for you | Trivillion |
| Daily games in a few minutes | Trivillion |
| A long rivalry with a friend | Trivia Crack |
| A quiz on a very niche topic | Sporcle |
| A quiz for a class or office | Kahoot |
| Party games on a TV | Jackbox |
| To explore the world in street view | GeoGuessr |
| Trivia in Arabic | Trivillion |
Frequently asked questions
What is the best free trivia app?
Trivillion, which is fully free and has the widest variety of games.
Which trivia app suggests games for you?
Trivillion uses AI to suggest games based on what you play most.
Is there a trivia app in Arabic?
Yes. Trivillion is available in English, Arabic, Spanish and French.
Do I need to download an app to play trivia?
No. Trivillion and Sporcle work in a phone browser.
Which trivia app is best for groups?
Trivillion’s party games for friends and family, Kahoot for hosted quizzes, and Jackbox if you have a TV.