
On your phonesNew
Tap Quiz
Everyone answers on their own phone. The faster the right answer, the more points.
- Scan the QR code and you're in
- Scored automatically, round after round
- 20 phones with Premium, 100 with an Event Pass
Music quiz for Apple TV
Over 100 million songs from Apple Music, the real recordings, fill the room. Guess the song, shout it out from the sofa, or let everyone answer on their own phone.
Free to start · Apple TV HD and 4K · tvOS 17 or later

Three ways to play

On your phonesNew
Everyone answers on their own phone. The faster the right answer, the more points.

Shout it out
The room shouts the answer. The host gives the points with the Siri Remote.

Rapid fire
Song after song with no scores. Just the music and the shouting.
How Tap Quiz works
Pick a pack on Apple TV. The TV shows a QR code and a four-letter code.


Players open shouttrack.app/play on any phone. Every song comes with four choices.


The TV reveals the song, the answers and the points. The next round starts by itself.


The whole Apple Music catalogue
ShoutTrack plays previews straight from the Apple Music catalogue: over 100 million songs, the original recordings, no covers and no sound-alikes. The packs pick from it in your country: decades, genres, party themes and singalongs.
Any playlist in your Apple Music library can be a quiz: the office party mix, the wedding list, one from the Apple Music editors. With Premium it is one click on the TV.



Bigger nights
Tap Quiz grows with the room. Premium rooms take 20 phones. Have Premium? An Event Pass adds room for 100 phones for 48 hours. No Premium? It gives you everything in Premium plus 100 phones for 48 hours.
Made for the living room
Tap Quiz moves to the next round by itself. Or let the host press Next.
ShoutTrack remembers the songs you have played, so the next game feels fresh.
In December the TV and every phone dress up: falling snow, Christmas lights and Santa hats.
Big, bold type made for a TV across the room.
Curated lists, like every Eurovision winner from 1956 to today.
The TV and the phones speak English, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, German, Dutch, French, Spanish, Italian and Finnish.
Pricing
$0
No card, no trial timer
Best value
Save 48% with yearly
No subscription
$39.99 once
48 hours of Premium
Prices in US dollars. Local prices are shown in the App Store. Subscriptions renew until cancelled in your Apple Account settings.
FAQ
In Tap Quiz they scan the QR code on the TV or open shouttrack.app/play on their phone and type a name. Classic and Turbo need no phones at all.
No. The music comes from Apple Music and plays for everyone. A subscription is only needed to import your own playlists.
Apple TV HD or any Apple TV 4K with tvOS 17 or later.
Any speaker that plays music well plays a quiz well: your TV, a soundbar, Sonos or a surround receiver over HDMI. At the office, a soundbar or a wired speaker beats Bluetooth. Keep the sound on HDMI or a cable for Tap Quiz, since AirPlay adds about two seconds. Read the sound guide
Classic Quiz takes 1 to 8 players or teams. Tap Quiz takes 20 phones with Premium, or 100 with an Event Pass.
No. In Classic Quiz the room shouts and the host decides who was first. In Tap Quiz the phones keep the score.
A one-time purchase for one big night. Have Premium? It adds room for up to 100 phones for 48 hours. No Premium? It gives you everything in Premium plus room for 100 phones for 48 hours. It also puts your logo, event name and colours on the TV and every phone, and lets guests play in teams.
English, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, German, Dutch, French, Spanish, Italian and Finnish, on the TV and on the phones.
Guides
Step-by-step guide to hosting a music quiz night on Apple TV. No buzzers, no answer sheets — shout and score on the Siri Remote, or let everyone tap answers on their phones.
Read the guide →Want to turn an Apple Music playlist into a quiz game? Here is the simplest way to use your own playlist for a party-ready music quiz on Apple TV.
Read the guide →Looking for Apple TV party game ideas? Here are the formats that work best for adults, families, and mixed groups, including why music quiz games work so well on one TV.
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