Events & partnerships
How Many? is a party game for 2 to 300 people that runs in the browser: one QR code, no app, no sign-up. If you want to use it at work or in class, or build something with it, get in touch.
Email: woorin.dev@gmail.com
Where it works well
- Company events, workshops and year-end parties — even when people barely know each other, guessing "how many of us know this?" gets them talking fast. Unlike a trivia quiz, the person who knows the most doesn't win everything.
- Classes, lectures and orientation — turn what you just taught into questions and have students predict how many classmates got each one right. It doubles as review and gets everyone involved. See the classroom questions for ideas.
- Clubs, retreats and meetups — the same rules work whether eight people show up or eighty.
- Streams and live shows — put the big screen on stream and let viewers play from their phones.
What you can already do for free
You don't need to contact us to use any of this. Play a few rounds first, then tell us what you need — it makes the conversation much quicker.
- Up to 300 players in one room, joining by QR code or a four-letter code with no sign-up
- A big screen view for projectors and TVs, and a host-only mode where the host runs the game without competing
- Modes where the host writes the questions or players take turns, plus saved question sets when you sign in
- Room lock, removing players, and Korean and English screens
The host guide covers how to run a game in detail.
What we can talk about
- Help running your event — advice on question mix, number of rounds and timers for your group
- Custom question sets — questions written for your company, school or brand
- Advertising and sponsorship — ads or a sponsor mention in spots that don't interrupt play, like this one on the home, waiting and final screens
- Partnerships — event agencies, education platforms and streaming channels
There's no fixed package or price list yet. Tell us what you have in mind and we'll work out what's possible together.
What to include in your email
- What kind of occasion it is (company event, class, stream…)
- The date and roughly how many people
- Whether it's in person or online, and whether you'll have a big screen
- What you're after (advice, custom questions, advertising, a partnership…)