Virtual team building that really brings people together
Video-call quizzes getting old? Dubbing puts everyone on the same level: you have to listen, follow a rhythm and dare. In fifteen minutes the team laughs together, even remotely.
Why dubbing brings a team together
No trivia and no crushing competition: everyone has a character and a line. The result is collective, and the replay makes everyone shine. Quiet people take part as much as the others.
A typical 20-minute workshop
One host is enough:
- 5 minutes: everyone joins the game by link, as a guest if needed.
- 10 minutes: three scenes in fun mode, in teams from 4 people.
- 5 minutes: replay, votes, podium… and a screenshot for the team channel.
Works with your tools
The game runs in the browser, next to Teams, Zoom or Meet. Just mute one of the two microphones to avoid echo. Nothing to install on work computers, which keeps IT happy.
For large teams
Beyond 12 people, create several games (one per subgroup), then compare the best replays all together. Team format pits two groups against each other on the same scene.
Frequently asked questions
- How long does the activity take?
- Allow 15 to 30 minutes depending on the number of scenes. One scene takes 2 to 3 minutes, replay included.
- Do colleagues need an account?
- No, they can join as guests with just a nickname.
- Is any data kept?
- Takes are used for the game’s replay. See our privacy policy for details.
Try it at your next team ritual
One free game is enough to see the effect on the mood.
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