Reisquiz is a kid-friendly quiz for long trips (car, train or plane), in Dutch. Every card asks "Wat weet je over…?" ("What do you know about…?"), for example the Barbie doll, Sinterklaas or penguins. The card lists four keywords, and the kids have to come up with them.
It started from a photo of a real quiz card, turned into a playable phone version with a lot more cards.
One person is the quizmaster: they hold the phone, see the full card and read the question out loud. Everyone else shouts what they know. Each time someone names one of the four words, the quizmaster taps it to tick it off. Name all four and the card bursts into confetti.
Wat weet je over… is the original: 2,597 cards. Q&A is a second mode with 2,619 questions, like "Which island lies off the tip of Italy's boot?", and Meerkeuze uses the same questions as multiple choice with four answers to pick from. Tap the title to switch to Reistekenen, a drawing game next to the quiz: two players each get a column of 10 things to draw as fast as they can while the others guess, with 722 drawing words. Everything has a level toggle to switch between normal cards, harder ones, genius-level ones, or a mix.
All cards belong to one of 12 themes: animals, food, holidays & outings, nature & space, sports & games, films & characters, home & school, jobs, transport, countries & cities, plus dedicated horses & ponies and Italy themes. Levels, themes and the other options are tucked away behind a collapsible settings button, so the main screen stays simple.
Tapping a word plays a cheerful bling!, and when all four words are found there is a party trumpet and confetti. An optional timer (30 seconds, or 15 seconds in Q&A) starts as soon as a card shows, with a soft ticking clock, and ends with a shaking card, a big TIJD OP! banner and a sad trombone.
Tapping a word plays a cheerful bling!, and when all four words are found there is a party trumpet and confetti. An optional 30-second timer starts as soon as a card shows, with a soft ticking clock, and ends with a shaking card, a big TIJD OP! banner and a sad trombone.
A single, self-contained HTML file with a bit of CSS for the card flip animations and some plain JavaScript. Vibe-coded with Claude Code from a photo of the original card.