The same question for everyone

Everyone gets the same question for the current daily period. Open it in your browser, make your choice and see the answer.

There is no sign-up and no Premium needed. You do need an internet connection to play.

Where to find today’s question

  1. On a computer, open Tidbit Home and choose Daily Question.
  2. On a phone, open the Play tab and choose Daily Question there.
  3. Read the question and all four choices, then pick your answer.

Once your answer is recorded, reopening the question shows it as answered. Refreshing the page does not give you a fresh attempt.

Tidbit records one answer per device and one per account, so signing in on another device with an account that has already answered does not give that account a second try.

The new question arrives at 09:00 UTC

Tidbit’s daily period runs from 09:00 UTC to 09:00 UTC the next day, so players in every time zone get the same question in the same period.

Your local reset time depends on where you are, and it can shift when your clocks change for daylight saving. The UTC time stays fixed. If you come back after your own midnight and still see your previous answer, check whether 09:00 UTC has passed yet.

There is no race to answer first. The shared part is the question itself, which makes it easy to compare choices with a friend once you have both played.

Make it a small shared challenge

Send a friend the Tidbit Home link and ask them to try the Daily Question before you reveal your choice. When you have both answered, talk through what made each option seem plausible.

Keep the question and answer out of the invitation if you want them to have their own guess first. You do not need to set up a Party for two people to answer the same Daily Question separately.

Want another question? Choose Freeplay

The Daily Question gives your break a natural end. Trivia Freeplay lets you keep going through questions and choose subjects and difficulty. Start it from Home when you want a longer session; free Freeplay has a daily play limit.

If picking subjects is the hard part, try these five general knowledge mixes, or browse Game Modes to compare other ways to play.

Daily Question or Daily Questions?

One naming detail can save a wrong turn: the single Daily Question described here is available now. The separate Daily Questions mode card marked Coming soon is a different mode.

Tidbit is for ages 13 and above.

By the team making Tidbit. Questions or a correction? Get in touch.