Operated by V-ChargeNow LLC • Local Business • Spring, TX
Welcome to V-TriviaNow, an interactive multi-screen venue entertainment platform owned and operated by V-ChargeNow LLC ("we", "us", or "our"), based in Spring, Texas. We take your privacy seriously. In fact, our system is architected from the ground up to be 100% friction-free and anonymous.
✓ ZERO PII COLLECTED Unlike most digital game platforms, V-TriviaNow requires no account creation, no password, no email address, no phone number, and no social logins from players.
When you scan the in-venue QR code to participate in a trivia game, our server temporarily processes:
Trivia questions are generated and curated using Google Gemini API technology. No player names, personal identifiers, or patron inputs are ever transmitted to AI language model providers.
If you have any questions regarding this Privacy Policy or our venue entertainment operations, please contact:
V-ChargeNow LLC
Spring, Texas
Web: app.vchargenow.com
By connecting to a V-TriviaNow game room, scanning an in-venue trivia QR code, or utilizing the V-TriviaNow host console, you agree to these Terms of Service.
V-TriviaNow is designed solely as a fun, social in-venue entertainment experience for bars, restaurants, pubs, and community gathering spaces. All trivia questions, scoring algorithms, timers, and podium results are provided for recreational enjoyment.
Trivia night is a community experience. To keep the atmosphere fun and welcoming for all patrons and venue staff:
The software platform, user interfaces, branding ("V-TriviaNow"), audio effects, and visual styling are the proprietary property of V-ChargeNow LLC. Trivia packs, questions, and public knowledge trivia prompts are curated for fair-use entertainment.
V-TriviaNow is provided on an "as is" and "as available" basis without warranties of any kind. V-ChargeNow LLC and partner venues are not liable for any network interruptions, Wi-Fi drops, hardware malfunctions, or disputes arising from trivia scoring or venue-sponsored prizes.
These terms shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Texas, without regard to conflict of law principles.