Product releases
New games, new hosting powers, and quality-of-life upgrades, shipped month by month. Here is everything that has landed so far, back to the very first release.
AI question generation for every host, clearer game screens and more reliable sign-in.
Open a sign-in link in the browser your email app chooses and return to the page you wanted. Fixes to inactivity checks prevent a fresh sign-in or recent activity from looking like an expired session. Verification failures and magic-link resend waits now show clearer guidance.
All signed-in hosts can now use AI in the Playground, including on the Free plan. Preview generated questions, then add and edit them in your set. Requests support up to 10 questions for Trivia or Odd One Out, or 25 for the other seven games. Regeneration checks existing questions to reduce repeats. See the AI generation guide for credits and options.
Correct a question directly in your list without deleting and recreating it. The Playground now groups manual entry, AI generation and CSV import in one Add questions panel, keeps unfinished work when you switch tabs, and adds search for longer question lists.
Quiz and word-race results now put your points, answer and correct answer together on one card. Shorter leaderboard rows show more players on a phone. Charades and Taboo no longer repeat the player timer, and the host view hides the countdown during games without a turn timer.
Two Truths and a Lie now saves scores after every reveal, so ending early keeps completed turns. Reconnecting after a session ends preserves the game details when saving results, and a Crack the Code win now contributes 1,000 points to the session total.
New accounts now get a focused dashboard with clear routes to start hosting or build questions. When a new visitor chooses what they are planning, Neegma can suggest a matching free template for their first session.
Choose Letter boxes in Trivia's settings to give players one box per letter or digit, with spaces and punctuation already in place. Choice questions and answers needing more than 18 boxes keep their usual inputs. Answers are still checked against your saved answer.
Template creators can now choose Let the host choose for games with setup options. Instead of fixing the timer and other settings in advance, the template asks the host to choose them when that game starts. Pinned settings remain available for a preset running order.
Partners now receive an email when a new template purchase is recorded, with the template name, buyer, sale amount and a link to their sales dashboard. Notifications use the storefront's contact email, or the partner's account email when none is set.
The dashboard's Games page now lets you browse the library and go straight to customising supported games. Shared Neegma sets are visible in the Playground, with a five-question sample and an option to use them in a template. Search and filters help you find sets by game and category.
A template purchase's player boost now adds up to 20 places to one session, instead of setting every plan to the same limit. Apply it from the lobby; the total is capped at 200, and plans already at or above that limit are unchanged.
Pick another game now keeps the completed template's question sets available, including sets from a purchased template. Returning to the picker no longer drops that content or restarts the first game when the template refreshes.
Find templates within a partner's storefront by searching or selecting game and category filters. You can combine several choices, see how many templates match each option, and clear the filters to return to the full catalogue.
Buying a template is now a one-off: it is yours from then on, with unlimited sessions and nothing to renew. Every purchase also comes with a free player boost you can spend on any one session, and Neegma's own question sets are now open to build your own templates with. Browse them on the templates page.
Pro is a monthly subscription for hosts who run sessions all the time: unlimited games and sessions, room for more players than the one-time Party Plan, analytics, and priority support, billed automatically with cancel anytime. See if it fits on the pricing page.
In Who Said It, everyone answers the same question on their device, then the group matches the anonymous answers to their authors. Use a prepared set from the Playground or write prompts live as you host. Players join on their own devices.
The host screen got a top-to-bottom layout pass: every game control now lives in one bar at the bottom of the screen, sized and labelled for one-handed use on a phone, with the game itself front and centre above it. Same games, a lot less hunting for the right button.
Approved partners can now list templates for sale from their dashboard, complete with a branded storefront for their catalogue. Not a partner yet? Apply on the Partners page and start building a storefront of your own.
Templates are now open to every signed-in host. Browse free templates from Neegma and from approved partners on the templates page, build your own running order in a few taps, or buy a ready-made one built by someone else. A good template is the fastest way to curate a session: the right games, in the right order, picked before your guests even arrive.
Keep your wins, a brand new game, a roomier free plan, and templates for everyone.
Winner cards can now be kept. Tap Save My Results after a game and we email your result and record it as a card in Achievements: the game, the session, your rank, your score, all in one place you can look back on. Sign up later with the same email and every result you saved links to your account.
Sometimes we gift something, a Party Pass, a plan upgrade, for a shout-out, a partnership, or just because. Head to Rewards to see anything waiting for you and claim it before it expires.
Players collect other people's assigned numbers to build a Bingo card, then mark their matches as the host calls numbers. Choose a collection target from 3 to 12, depending on the group size. Each player joins on their own device.
The free plan just got roomier. Every host now gets 5 sessions a month, each session can run up to 90 minutes, and you can play as many games as you like in a single session. Upgrade only when your group outgrows it.
Custom games you build in the Playground now show up as their own cards at the top of the game-select grid when you start a session, tagged with the game they extend, so you never have to dig for your own content.
Browse a growing library of ready-made game templates built for real occasions, from team offsites to birthdays and quiz nights. Pick one on the templates page, gather your group, and start playing in seconds with no setup.
Team games can now let every player pitch in. Turn on individual team answers and each member can type and submit for games like Unscramble, Missing Letter, Odd One Out, Sub-Words, and Trivia, not just the team lead.
Neeg Host now runs the game for you. After each question the answer and leaderboard appear automatically and the next question starts on its own, so you can watch the room instead of clicking. Move your mouse to pause, or flip off Auto Next to run it manually.
Bigger parties, celebratory winner moments, Trivia, and two new games.
The Party Plan now scales with your event. Pick the size that fits, from 50 guests up to 200, and pay only when you need it. Checkout opens right on the pricing page, so you never leave Neegma, and your card details stay with our secure provider.
Round winners now get their moment. A celebratory spotlight with confetti and a winner card appears on the shared screen, and the host controls when it clears so it stays in sync for everyone.
Create your own Trivia question set in the Playground, then run it in Neeg Host with synced countdowns and points for faster correct answers. Trivia uses custom sets; there is no ready-made question pool.
The end-of-round leaderboard is now a live race. Players slide up and down as scores update, with rank-change indicators and feedback badges so everyone can see who is climbing and who just got overtaken.
In Word Art, each turn reveals a word rule, and the active player or team calls out a word that fits. The host judges the answer and can offer the next player or team a five-second steal after a miss.
Song Association: get a word, then sing part of a real song that contains it before the clock runs out. Nail it to bank points, or swoop in and steal when someone draws a blank. Highest total across the rounds wins.
A host-only format supports manually added players and shared-screen controls for Missing Letter and Odd One Out. This early-access mode is currently restricted to Neegma administrators.
Team play, a new word game, and finer control over difficulty and content.
Play in teams, not just solo. Players can name and choose their own team when they join, switch before kickoff, and a team lead can tidy up the lineup. Perfect for bigger groups.
Sub-Words joins Neeg Host. Find as many smaller words as you can hiding inside a bigger word. Longer finds score more, and the highest total across the rounds wins.
Game setup now has an Advanced section. Pick a difficulty (Easy, Medium, or Hard) and set content sensitivity so the questions fit your crowd, whether that is a family night or a grown-up party.
A brand new Help Center is live, with searchable articles, categories, and step-by-step guides for hosting, joining, billing, and more. Find answers without leaving Neegma.
Clearer hosting, and a live view of what your plan gives you.
Hosting is clearer: you run one active session at a time. Starting a new one safely wraps up the old, and stale sessions auto-complete so your account never gets stuck.
Free plan hosts can see their monthly session usage right in the dashboard and sidebar, so you always know how many sessions you have left before you need a Party Plan.
Neegma goes live, the Playground opens, and two new games land.
You can now configure a game before you start: set the round timer and choose how many questions to play. Tune the pace to match your group.
The Neegma Playground is here. Build your own games from your own questions and answers, then play them in any session. Make a custom quiz for your team, your family, or your event.
Neegma is officially live. Pick a game, share one link, and get your whole room playing from their own phones. No downloads, no installs, no accounts needed for guests.
Two Truths and a Lie is a social deduction game where each player submits two truths and one lie, then everyone votes on which statement is fake. Points for fooling the room, and for spotting a liar.
Neeg Host sessions now have sound effects and haptic feedback during gameplay. Toggle sound on or off from the host screen whenever the room needs it quieter.
Three new games, phones join the party, and paid plans arrive.
Villagers and Wolves is a new social deduction game. Wolves hide among the Villagers. Discuss, vote, and eliminate suspects each round, and watch out for the Romeo and Juliet twist.
Everyone sees a category, but the Moles do not get the secret word. Give clues, spot the bluff and vote for a suspect. Find the Mole supports 3 to 20 players.
Taboo: describe the word without saying the forbidden ones. A classic party game, now on Neeg Host with timed rounds and team play.
A completely redesigned dashboard with session analytics, billing management, and a cleaner layout for managing your Neeg Host sessions.
Introduced the Party Plan: pay once for a day of unlimited play instead of committing to a monthly subscription. Pay only when you actually have an event.
Players can now register themselves to join a Neeg Host session directly, so hosts no longer have to add everyone by hand before the games start.
Players can now join Neeg Host sessions from their own devices. Charades and Crack the Code were first to support live player participation from a phone or laptop.
Create and manage Neeg Host sessions directly from the dashboard with a streamlined, multi-step setup form.
Two more games join the library.
Charades joins the library. Act it out and guess the word, no props required. Perfect for in-person gatherings and watch parties.
Crack the Code is a brand new number-decoding game where players race to figure out the secret code. A fresh twist on the word-game formula.
Where it all started.
Launched Neeg Host, a party-style game mode where one person controls gameplay on a shared screen while everyone else watches and plays along.
