Generate fresh questions, browse and favorite your library, and swap a weak question in one click.
Three tools help you build the question set for a game: auto question generation makes new questions from a topic, the Question Explorer lets you browse and filter everything you can use, and quick-rotate swaps a single weak question for a fresh one that matches. They work together, so you can generate a batch, browse it alongside your saved questions, and tidy up any duds before the night.
Your library is bigger than just what you create. It includes the platform's curated question bank, questions other hosts have made public, and your own custom and generated questions. The Explorer and quick-rotate draw from all of it.
Auto question generation writes a batch of questions from a topic you name, at the category, difficulty, and format you choose. It runs in the background, shows you the results, and lets you save the ones you want into your library. Generation spends Brain Credits, so the wallet is checked before the batch starts.
If a single question in the batch is off, regenerate just that one in place. The replacement keeps the same category, difficulty, and format and avoids repeating the other questions on screen. When you save, only the questions you tick are added.
Generation stops before it runs if your wallet cannot cover the batch, so you see the upgrade options instead of a failed job.
The Question Explorer is one browsing surface used across the host question page, the admin question page, and the round picker inside the Game Designer. It shows questions as a neon card grid or a compact table, and it remembers which view you prefer on each surface.
Filter by category, difficulty, format, and media type, or search the text directly. Picture questions show a thumbnail you can enlarge, audio questions play inline, and video questions open the clip. Format tabs let you jump straight to text, picture, audio, or video questions.
Star a question to save it to a favorites group. Favorites are your shortlist of reliable questions, and you can keep several named groups.
Every card in the Explorer has a rotate button. It swaps that one question for a fresh replacement that matches the original's category, difficulty, format, and media, and it prefers questions you have used least so the room does not get a repeat. The other questions already on your screen are excluded from the candidates, so a rotate never hands you a duplicate of another pick.
When no exact match is free, the rotate widens its search step by step: it drops the tightest filter first, then difficulty, then category, until it finds a suitable question. Inside the round picker you can also rotate every selected question at once to refresh a whole round in one action.
You are not limited to generated questions. Write custom questions by hand, including picture and audio questions with your own uploaded media, or import a batch from a spreadsheet. The import accepts a simple file with a question and answer column (plus optional wrong answers, category, difficulty, and format) and figures out the format from what you provide. Imported and custom questions live in your library next to everything else and can be browsed, favorited, and rotated the same way.
The number of custom questions you can keep and how many generations you can run each month depend on your plan.
Only you can edit or delete a question you created. Curated and public questions are read only, but you can favorite and rotate them freely.