Something to play while your AI agents work

Choose a game that fits an uncertain wait

Freeplay works well when you do not know whether the wait will last thirty seconds or ten minutes. It has no round timer or lives to lose. Answer one question, read an explanation if it interests you, and decide whether there is time for another.

Keep your work in its usual tab or window. Tidbit is a separate browser game for you to play; it does not connect to your agent, watch its progress, or notify you when it finishes. Use your existing work notifications to know when to return.

A small break with a clear stopping point

1. Start the work you are waiting on and leave its notifications available.
2. Open Home and choose Freeplay. You can begin without an account.
3. Play a few questions instead of starting a long match.
4. Return to your task when it needs your attention. Choose a timed challenge only when you know you have the time.

When you have a planned break

If you have set aside a minute or five, Modes lets you compare short timed challenges. Those additional modes require Premium; a few questions in free Freeplay work for a short break too, within the daily question allowance.

If you have more time after the task finishes, general knowledge and picture questions give you different ways to keep playing. You can make that choice after a few questions instead of deciding on a long session at the start.