FREEWHEELTRIVIA
Get the app
Freewheel gives your car its own game show host. A lively AI host runs trivia and 20 Questions over your car speakers, reads every question, reacts to every answer, and keeps score. You just answer out loud, like you're on TV.
Freewheel is a set of voice-powered games built for the car, for iPhone and iPad. A personable AI game show host runs the game over your speakers: it reads every question, listens to your answers, judges them instantly (even when you're close), and keeps score. Everyone plays live, out loud, like contestants on a TV game show, so nobody has to stare at a screen or read in a moving car, and the driver keeps their eyes on the road. It includes Freewheel Trivia, a head-to-head quiz, and 20 Questions, where you ask yes-or-no questions to guess the host's secret.
No staring down at a screen. No reading in a moving car. Just talk, laugh, and let Freewheel keep the game going.
A lively host calls the categories, reads the questions, cheers the right answers and hands out steals. You shout your answer the second you know it, just like you're on TV.
The host does all the reading, so nobody looks down at a screen in a moving car, a common trigger for car sickness. Everyone looks out the window, listens, and plays.
Driving alone? Play 20 Questions with the host while your hands stay on the wheel and your eyes stay on the road. Pause, repeat, or skip anytime, all by voice.
Pair over Bluetooth and the host's clear, friendly voice plays through your car speakers. Pick a game before you pull out.
Just say Geography
or Animals
. The host takes it from there.
The host judges it instantly, even when you're close, and keeps the score so nobody else has to.
Two players go head to head across three rounds. The host runs the whole show over your car speakers. Just answer out loud, like you're on TV.
You ask the questions. The host keeps the secret. Animals, places, famous faces and more, guessed in twenty or fewer.
An example game, guessed in seven:
Screen-free fun that keeps kids entertained on a road trip without tablets or reading in the back seat. Everyone shouts questions at the host, and the car stops asking "are we there yet?"
Most car games leave the driver out. With Freewheel, the driver plays by voice like everyone else, hands on the wheel and eyes on the road.
A long drive alone goes faster with a host to play against. 20 Questions turns a commute or an empty highway into a brain workout.
No reading, no looking down. The host does the talking, so you can play with your eyes on the horizon.
Settle who really knows more geography. Steals and a speed round finale turn hour four of the interstate into game night.
A trivia host for the living room. Put it on a speaker and play around the table, the campfire, or the kitchen.
Real questions the host asks in Freewheel Trivia. Read one out to the car and see who gets it first. Tap to reveal the answer.
Italy
Spider-Man
Leonardo da Vinci
Michael Phelps
The Seine
Hamilton
Every game comes with a free trial. Unlock the full game once with a one-time purchase. No subscriptions, no account.
$7.99 once, after the free trial
$7.99 once, after the free trial
US prices. Prices in other countries are set by the App Store. More hands-free games are in development.
Festive car games and holiday trivia for the drive to Grandma's.
Read the guide → Family travelCar games by age, plus tips to keep kids happy, and less carsick, on long drives.
Read the guide → Trivia60 questions across geography, history, sports and pop culture.
Read the guide → 20 QuestionsThe best first questions, and 80 things to guess.
Read the guide → ComparedFreewheel and six alternatives: which is best for families, drivers, solo commutes and offline play.
Read the guide → DriversVoice-only games for road trips and solo drives that keep eyes on the road.
Read the guide →Freewheel is a set of voice-powered games built for the car, for iPhone and iPad. A lively AI game show host runs the game over your car speakers. It reads every question, listens to your answers, reacts, and keeps score, and you answer out loud like you're on a TV game show. It includes Freewheel Trivia, a two-player trivia game, and 20 Questions.
Yes, by voice only. The host reads everything aloud and every answer is spoken, so the driver keeps their eyes on the road and plays like everyone else. Set the game up before you drive or let a passenger do it. Drivers should never look at or touch the screen while driving.
Yes. 20 Questions works great solo: the host keeps the secret, and you ask yes-or-no questions out loud. You can pause, repeat, or skip anytime by voice, so it fits a long solo drive or a commute.
Freewheel is designed to keep everyone off their phones. The host does all the reading and the talking, so nobody stares down at a screen or reads in a moving car, which is a common trigger for car sickness. Everyone just looks out the window, listens, and shouts answers.
20 Questions is a great fit for kids who can ask yes-or-no questions: secrets include animals, foods, everyday objects and characters like Elsa, Pikachu and SpongeBob, and the whole car can shout questions together. Freewheel Trivia uses general-knowledge questions pitched at teens and adults, so younger kids enjoy it most when they team up with a grown-up.
Freewheel Trivia is a head-to-head game for two players or two teams. 20 Questions can be played solo, or everyone in the car can shout out questions together.
The app is free to download and every game comes with a free trial. Unlock each full game once with a one-time purchase of $7.99 in the US. There are no subscriptions.
Freewheel is not a CarPlay app. Connect your iPhone to the car by Bluetooth and the host plays through your car speakers while the phone listens for answers.
Yes. The AI host's voice and answer judging run online, so Freewheel needs a cellular or Wi-Fi connection. You can pause anytime and pick up where you left off.
The host judges your answer instantly, even when you're close, and understands nicknames and alternate phrasings. In 20 Questions, if the host can't tell what you asked, it asks you to rephrase, and that never costs you a question.
Not yet. Freewheel is available for iPhone and iPad on the App Store.
Email support@freewheelgames.app with questions, bug reports or ideas. You can also send a support request from inside the app.
No. There is no sign-up. Download the app and start playing.
No staring down at a screen. No reading in a moving car. Just talk, laugh, and let Freewheel keep the game going.