FAQ

Questions venues ask.

When can I get Fuse?

Fuse is running at a small number of venues today. Public release is expected winter 2026. Join the early-access list and we'll email you when it opens.

What does Fuse cost?

Fuse is licensed as a per-venue subscription. Pricing is announced at public release.

Does Fuse need the internet?

No. Fuse installs on a machine at your venue and runs the show locally. Internet is used for updates and licensing, not for running a show.

What does it run on?

Windows or Mac. Audience displays render on any screen with a browser on the venue network.

What hardware do I need?

Standard, openly available hardware: podium buttons and devices over MQTT, lighting over DMX or QLC+ or Philips Hue, industrial I/O over PLC (Modbus). Curated hardware kits may follow after public release.

Who hosts the show?

Your staff. Fuse is built so one host or one operator can run the whole room — board, scoring, sound and lights fire as cues.

Can we make our own games?

Yes. Fuse ships with survey, wheel, trivia, reflex and board formats, and venues can author house games from the same building blocks.

Is Fuse a trivia app?

No. Fuse is show control: it coordinates displays, scoring, physical buttons, audio and lighting as one synchronized system, the way broadcast game shows are run.

Early access

Get Fuse before public release.

Fuse is running at a small number of venues today. Public release is expected winter 2026.

One email at launch, a few between now and then. No spam, unsubscribe any time.