See a night run — Accentle for venues

Captured from a real night

Four screens, one room.

Everything below is a screenshot of the live product running a real session — not a mock-up, not a drawing.

The TV

Cast it and walk away.

Open one page on whatever already drives your TV. It shows the join QR, then the running leaderboard. The questions are on every phone, and the TV makes no sound.

A customer's phone showing the same question — whose flag is this — with six tappable country options

The same question, on your customer's own phone.

Every phone in the room

No app. No sign-up. No excuses.

They scan the code on the table and they are playing in about four seconds. Nothing to install, no account to make, no password to forget — which is the only reason a room full of strangers actually joins in.

Answers are locked in on the phone, so the table next to you cannot hear your answer before it counts.

A printable poster for the venue with a large join QR code and the venue name

Generated for your venue, ready for the printer behind the bar.

On the tables

Print it tonight, run it tonight.

A poster for the door and four table cards to a sheet, all carrying your own code. Print them on the office printer and the room knows what to do without anyone explaining it.

The same code is what credits purchases back to you — see below.

The venue dashboard the night after a game night: rounds tonight set to four, pace at 45 seconds, a five minute break between rounds, team play and tie-break options, and a leaderboard showing Wordsmiths on 885, Table Seven and Bar Flies on 750

The owner’s dashboard, the morning after a real night.

Your dashboard

Set the night, then get back to the bar.

Choose how many rounds, how long a question stays up, and how long the break runs. Turn on team play so tables enter under one name, or a tie-break question for when the top score comes out level.

When it is done, the scores are waiting for you — who played, who won, and what the room managed.

The enterprise console showing the group name, venues covered, nights run and players, the join code given to venues, and the cover status for each

The enterprise console — one login above every venue you cover.

Head office

One login above the group.

Hand a venue your join code and they opt in from their own dashboard — nobody is added without their say-so. Cover the sites you want covered, and a covered venue gets the whole product, your events and their own nights alike.

The code behaves like a key: it admits only as many venues as you cover, and you can roll it if it gets out without disturbing the venues already in.

Why this works

A quiz night earns in the gaps.

The questions are not the product. The reason to stay is.

Built around the break

Run several rounds with an interval between each. The screen holds the running table while the room goes to the bar. That interval is the whole commercial point.

You set the pace

Twenty seconds a question for a quick room, ninety for a dinner crowd, or no clock at all. Each round can run at its own speed — make round three a lightning round if you like.

They come back to defend it

A season table runs across your nights, so the regulars have a position to protect. A tie at the top settles on a tie-break question rather than a shrug.

It pays you back

Your code earns you 50% of net on what a player buys in the game once they’ve come to it on your code — your QR, your link, or typed in.

First code wins, and it stays won. Once someone arrives on your code they’re counted as yours, and what they buy later counts too — that night, or months from now. Free to join, nothing to sell.

Enterprise

Every venue. One table.

For operators running more than one site. Each venue runs its own nights, and every result climbs one league table for the whole group — so you can finally answer what quiz night is doing across the business.

Venue winners, and a table across the group. Every site has its own winner, and those results roll up into one league table for the whole group.
You decide how tightly it's run. Lock the pace everywhere so speed counts fairly, or let each venue set its own and rank on correct answers instead.
Cover you assign. Pay for the sites you want covered and hand them a join code. A covered venue gets the full product — your events and their own nights.
A code you control. It admits only as many venues as you cover, and you can roll it like a key if it gets out — without disturbing the venues already in.
Every venue keeps its own books. Each site keeps its own leaderboards, its own season and its own commission. If a venue leaves, it takes its history with it.

Open the enterprise console See what each tier includes

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