Lyre: Daily Crowd Trivia

Lyre: Daily Crowd Trivia

Guess what most people say

28 ratings
13 reviews
Free
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Released
June 11, 2026
Updated
September 1, 2026

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This trivia game challenges you to predict the most popular answer to open-ended questions, not necessarily the correct one. Score points by matching the crowd's responses and climb daily leaderboards. It's a quick, 5-minute daily habit that tests your social instinct.

✓Daily open-ended questions
✓Score by matching crowd answers
✓No multiple choice
✓Daily, weekly, all-time leaderboards
✓Play with friends in private groups
✓Maintain daily streaks
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What's New in Lyre

1.3.0

September 1, 2026

What's new in 1.3.0: - A fresh new look across the whole app, plus a brand-new app icon. - Replay Mode: play past questions anytime and see how your answers stack up against the real crowd. - Notifications inbox: tap the bell to catch results, friend activity, and announcements in one place. - A redesigned welcome and sign-up for new players. - Deeper stats: see how you rank within your state and age group, the top question submitters, and new contribution badges. - Easier sharing: post your results and invite friends to earn free Lyre Ad-Free. - A new top bar on every screen for quicker access to invites, suggestions, alerts, and your streak. - Speed improvements and bug fixes throughout. Thanks for playing Lyre!

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User reviews

Addictive and fun

Lyre is the perfect game for anyone who loves a common topic trivia concept and some friendly competition. It’s a great conversation starter and only gets more fun as you get more friends to play. It’s quickly becoming a daily highlight!

Collusion

Collusion on every level

Think like The Others

Challenging to imagine what the crowd would think and win the points!

Fun new game for all ages

Crowd supported answers make for an interesting game. Quick easy to play.

Weirdly addictive

It’s easy to pick up quick to play and genuinely fun with friends because everyone is starting to get very competitive with it.

FAQ

What is Lyre?

Lyre is a daily trivia game where you score points by guessing the most popular answer to open-ended questions, rather than the factually correct one. It's designed to test your social instinct and ability to predict what others will say.

How does scoring work in Lyre?

Your score for each question is determined by how many other players gave the exact same answer as you. The more players who match your response, the higher your score for that question.

Does Lyre have ads?

Yes, Lyre contains advertisements. As a free-to-play game, ads are displayed to support its development and operation.

Can I play Lyre offline?

The description does not specify offline play capabilities. Typically, games that rely on crowd answers and leaderboards require an internet connection to function.

How often are new questions released in Lyre?

Lyre releases a fresh set of 10 open-ended questions every day. This provides a consistent daily challenge for players.

What devices does Lyre support?

Lyre is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices. Information regarding Android or other platform availability is not provided.

What is the age rating for Lyre?

Lyre has an age rating of 12+, making it suitable for younger players and above. This rating suggests content is generally appropriate for this age group.

How does Lyre compare to traditional trivia games?

Unlike traditional trivia that rewards factual knowledge, Lyre rewards social instinct and the ability to predict popular opinions. It's less about what you know and more about how well you understand the crowd.