Pick a film, pick a play.
Choose a movie your crew already owns or streams, then stack the play on top — trivia, dares, drinking cues, a full quest arc. Whatever the room is up for tonight.
About · ReelQuest
We turn a movie into something you play.
ReelQuest takes a film your crew already has and builds the night around it — timed challenges, trivia rounds, dares and multiplayer quests, running live across everyone’s phones. Not a streaming service. Not a subscription. A film, a room, and a game that knows what minute you are on.
Three moves. One night.
The film picks itself. The pack picks the moments. You pick the crew. Everything after that is automatic.
Send the invite code.
Everyone joins from their own phone with a six-character code. No app to install, no account needed to play, no passing one device around the couch.
ReelQuest runs the night.
Challenges land on the right phones at the right minute of the runtime. Scores keep themselves. You watch the film and argue about the answers.
House rules. Four of them.
How a night feels matters more than the price tag, the platform or the algorithm. These are the lines we hold.
No subscription.
You buy credits when your crew wants a night, and they never expire. Nothing auto-renews and nothing charges you in a month you did not play.
Every phone is a screen.
The film is on the TV. The game is on everyone else. Split-screen clues, private prompts and simultaneous answers only work when the room holds eight screens, not one.
Bring your own film.
We host nothing and stream nothing. A pack is challenges and prompts timed to a runtime — you supply the movie, from wherever you already watch it.
Built for the crew that showed up.
Three friends on a Tuesday or eleven on a Saturday. The same pack rescales its rounds for the number of people actually in the room.
Made by people who host.
ReelQuest is an open beta, built in 2026 by a small team that got tired of eleven people staring at a streaming grid for forty minutes and then watching nothing. We run these nights ourselves, on real Saturdays, with the same friends who complain when a round is too easy.
Type is set in Bebas Neue for the display, Geist for the body, and JetBrains Mono for the stubs and counters. The signal green is #C9FF20.
Something broken, or an idea for a pack? Tell us on the contact page. We read all of it.
Get the crew together.
Pick a film, send the code, and ReelQuest runs the rest of the night.