Use case

Online team building that starts in one click

Kwoji brings together 18 short multiplayer games you play in the browser. No host, nothing to install, nothing to prepare: open a game and share the link.

See all 18 games
The game Compass: each game placed by its games played this month and the new encounters it created, across four quadrants, Build links, Keep ties going, Worth discovering and Quiet. Kwoji Verita, Kwoji Bluff and Kwoji Photo build the most links, Kwoji Duel keeps ties going.
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The problem

An online team-building workshop often needs a facilitator, an hour-long slot and someone to organize it.

So it happens once, and then nothing until the next one.

What Kwoji does

  1. Games for every taste

    Drawing, icebreakers, bluffing and deduction, quizzes, arcade and co-op games: 18 games lasting from a few minutes to a quarter of an hour, for a short break or an after-work.

  2. A ritual rather than an event

    Scores, badges and a monthly leaderboard give people a reason to come back. On a paid plan, clubs challenge each other and the daily challenge returns every working day.

  3. Free to start

    Kwoji is free up to 200 members with 4 games, with no limit on how many you play. The Standard plan opens all 18 games for $4 per member per month billed yearly.

Games that fit

Measure the effect

On a paid plan, the Galaxy in the Cohesion space shows which groups play together and which games create the most new connections, without ever naming anyone.

Kwoji Pulse measures team mood every week, with an anonymity threshold enforced by the database.

FAQ

The questions we get asked.

How many people can play together?

It depends on the game: 2 to 40 players for most of them, and Kwoji Secret has no seat limit.

Is there anything to install?

No. Kwoji runs in the browser, on a computer or a phone. People join a game with a link, a QR code or a short code.

Are the games available in French?

Kwoji is bilingual, English and French. The language of a game's questions and words is chosen by the person who opens it.

Keep reading

The one meeting everyone shows up for.

Create your organization in two minutes. Invite the team. The rest takes care of itself.