Your content.
Now interactive.
Turn stories, videos, and campaigns into voice-powered games people play on the page, by phone, or QR code.
Six ways to make
content playable.
From a single article to an entire campaign, one platform turns passive moments into active participation.
Play the quizPlay
Article games
Give readers a voice quiz rooted in the story they just read.
Phone trivia
Real voice games through an ordinary phone call. No app required.
QR experiences
Make an event, package, or activation the beginning of a game.
Which ocean is the deepest?
On-page voice
Readers listen, respond, and stay in the experience without leaving the page.
in brief.
News briefs
Three stories per edition, refreshed through the day, with a quiz at the end.
Video companion games
Follow a video with questions that turn the viewing into participation.
Three steps.
One experience.
Go from published content to an interactive voice game without building an experience from scratch.
Choose the content
Start with a story, video, topic, or campaign and select where your game will appear.
Lexy creates the game
Questions, answer options, narration, and scoring are prepared for the experience.
Publish and learn
Put it on your page or campaign and follow starts, completion, and engagement.
<!-- paste once, where the game should appear --> <lexy-widget id="YOUR-WIDGET-ID"></lexy-widget> <script src="https://cdn.lexy.fm/js/widget.js" async></script> // Lexy reads the article under the tag, writes the // questions, and narrates them in the reader's language.
Don't just see it.
Play it.
The same card a reader gets at the end of a story, and the same window when they press Play the quiz. Call, play online, scan, or send it to a phone.
Turn a story into a conversation.
Let the article become the beginning of a game. People answer by voice or tap, right where they read.
One platform.
Every kind of moment.
Different contexts call for different kinds of engagement. Lexy is built to meet people where they already are.
From an article
Create questions that bring the content of an individual story to life.
From a theme
Use a subject or curated editorial selection to shape an experience.
For a brand
Invite audiences into sponsored experiences designed for a specific moment.
Through a call
Bring people into a game with the simplicity of a regular phone call.
Across languages
Support audiences in English, Spanish, Arabic, and Turkish.
With fresh news
Keep the conversation moving with a recurring news brief and quiz.
Built for your
audience.
For the teams creating the content and for the brands looking to participate in it.
Make every visit
more engaging.
Place interactive experiences within journalism, bring readers into the story, and measure how they play.
Explore publisher solutionsGive people
something to play.
Turn campaign ideas, QR codes, and sponsored content into opted-in voice experiences.
Explore brand experiencesReady for the
security review.
Your readers' trust comes with the widget. Every score is one Lexy's server checked, every widget can be locked to your own domains, your play data is first-party data Lexy measures for you, and readers stay anonymous to the sites they play on.
Server-checked scores
Lexy's server decides whether each answer is right and signs the running score as the game goes. A signed score works for one play and expires after a day.
Widgets locked to your domains
Add your domains under Allowed Domains and the widget renders only on those sites and their subdomains. Each request from the page carries a signature tied to that domain.
Readers stay anonymous to you
In My Players and the export, each player is an anonymous player number. Names, email addresses and phone numbers stay with Lexy, and the widget keeps what it needs inside its own frame.
Your content.
Your brand.
Keep the focus on your publication or campaign. The card takes your colour and your name, and the host speaks in your reader's language.
The world,
in conversation.
Three global stories, three editions a day, and a quick voice game after every brief. Listen on the page, by phone, or ask Alexa, where the brief plays on the screen and the quiz follows.