BEFORE
WI-FI
The party trivia game about everything we grew up on. The shows, the snacks, the house rules, the sounds that meant you'd better get home. Pull it up on the TV, pass around the room code, and find out who really remembers.
Coming December 2026 · App Store & Google PlayHow it plays
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Host puts it on the TV
One phone starts a room and mirrors to the TV. The host plays too.
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Everyone joins with a code
Each player opens the app on their own phone and types the six-character room code. No accounts, no sign-up, no typing your name.
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Fastest right answer wins
Four answers, fifteen seconds. The quicker you lock in the right one, the more points you get. Scoreboard after every question.
What makes it different
The renege ticket
Every round, one player secretly gets a chance to switch their answer after locking in. If they do, the TV announces that somebody reneged, but not who. Then the room votes on the culprit. Guess right and your points for that question double.
The penalty round
Before the game starts, the host picks what the last-place player has to do. Ten push-ups. A dance. A verse of a song in front of everybody.
You don't pick your avatar
The room hands you one: a streetlight, a cookie tin, a plastic-covered couch, house shoes, a smoke alarm. That's your whole identity for the night.
Written by people, not AI
Every question is written by our family and tested at real game nights. Photo questions use our own family photos and illustrations, never pictures pulled off the internet.
Questions
How much does it cost?
Before Wi-Fi is free to download and play at launch.
How many people can play?
Three to twelve players in a room, including the host.
Does everybody need the app?
Yes. Each player joins from the Before Wi-Fi app on their own phone, iPhone or Android. Nobody needs an account.
Who is it for?
Teens and adults. It's built for family reunions, holidays, cookouts and game night.
What do you collect about me?
Almost nothing. No names, emails, phone numbers, contacts or location. Read the privacy policy for exactly what the game stores and when it's deleted.