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Fun, social Icebreakers for remote teams

Spark fun, spontaneous water cooler chats to 10x your team bonding. Make remote work less isolating.
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How Icebreakers work

Include everyone. Even the introverts.

Our 3100+ strong library of Icebreaker questions are perfect to break the ice in a remote team. They make people smile, and everyone participates. Great for getting to know each other!

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Customise it your way

Remove questions you don't like from our Icebreakers library. Or add your own! You can also change timings & frequency of the Icebreakers.

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Have fun across timezones

Kaapi is built to work async. Simple chat based games for everyone to have fun together. Better than the 'Friday Fun Zoom Calls' your HR forces on everyone.

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The Icebreakers are very engaging. Our India & Indonesia teams love the questions and look forward to them every week!

Saurabh Pandey
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The team absolutely loves Kaapi! We survived Covid-19 lockdowns because we could have fun together! (full interview here.)

Sanam Rawal

Loved the easy setup and ability to help the team have fun together during an abrupt transition to remote work

Manik Mehta
CEO
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Omnify

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Choosing the best Icebreaker tool for your team

The rise of remote work has led to an explosion of apps that help teams have fun together. And choosing the right one can get confusing! So we prepared a quick guide to help you choose the right Icebreaker tool.

A good Icebreaker tool helps everyone participate

You know the worst part about playing fun games on Zoom? Not everyone participates. Some of them switch off their camera. And the introverts completely switch off. You are left with the same extroverted people who usually participate anyways in every team activity. Text based Icebreaker tools means that your team activity can now be inclusive! 

A modern Icebreaker tool should fit into your workflow

Everyone hates signing up for new apps and then learning how they work. The ideal Icebreaker tool for your team will integrate into all your existing processes e.g. Slack, Jira or Whatsapp. Icebreakers work well if they are conducted in a space which your team is already familiar with. 

It should be chat based vs video 

We don’t need more Zoom meetings, do we? As a remote team (or even a globally distributed team with multiple offices) it is important to have an asynchronous culture. Which means that Icebreaker games that force participants to come together on a video don’t work very well. You have to schedule the meeting in a time zone that works for all participants, and scheduling can be a big hassle! 

Playing chat based Icebreakers means that every team member can answer Icebreaker questions at their own pace. 

It should have an exhaustive questions library  

This is probably one of the most important factors in ensuring that your team doesn’t get bored of the tool! A minimum of 200 Icebreaker questions is a good place to start, which ensures that you can have a year round supply of fun conversations without getting repetitive. 

‍It should be simple to setup and use 

You don’t want your team members to get bored & frustrated with the Icebreaker tool even before they start using it. The installation should be really easy, and once setup the tool should ideally run on autopilot every week. 

It should be customisable 

While a pre built library of Icebreakers questions is good, it’s also important to have the ability to add your own! The most engaging questions are usually very personal to the team (think inside jokes!), and also contextual to the times! In 2020, our tool saw the most engagement on questions around Covid-19 and lockdowns.

A good Icebreaker tool works across timezones

There is a big chance that your team is already working remotely, or will be soon! Scheduling meetings can get difficult (and frankly who needs another forced Zoom call?) and hence making it asynchronous is a better approach. In that case too, remember that the tool should send checkin notifications to the team members in their local timezones. This is a great way to be less intrusive and not disturb normal work.

A few ideas for Icebreakers during meetings

We already have an exhaustive list of Icebreaker questions you can ask to break the ice during a meeting, but sometimes you need more than that! Here are some fun games that you can play together:

A few questions you can find in our Icebreakers software

Would you rather have a Halloween party or a Christmas party?
If you could eat your favorite food now, what would it be?
Who is your favorite villain?
If you could control one element (air, water, earth, fire), which would it be and why?
Free lunch or free dessert?
What is your worst habit?
Is there a spot in your house where you feel most productive?
What is the most challenging part of working from home?
Which one of your teammates is most likely to be an undercover secret agent?
False hope or unnecessary anxiety?
If you had to be trapped on a desert island with one person, who would it be?
What music do you normally relate to Christmas?
What’s something you would change if you ran the world?
Has your taste in music changed in the last 10 years?
If a new volcano formed and the government had an online contest to see what it would be named, what name would you submit?
Phone in bathroom or no phone in bathroom?
Sweet or savory?
What do you do first thing in the morning?
Passwords or secret handshakes?
Did you brush your teeth today?
What is your favorite “work from home” exercise?
Crunchy peanut butter or smooth peanut butter?
If you could pick up a new skill in an instant what would it be?
Overly optimistic or overly pessimistic?
If you could choose any person from history to be your imaginary friend, who would it be and why?
What is the strangest food you have tried? Would you eat it again?
If you could only take three books to a desert island what would they be?
Is there a household chore you actually enjoy doing?
Glass half full or glass half empty?
Who is the greatest cook you know?

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Online Icebreakers

The Icebreaker questions on this list will help you to engage with your co-workers, bond with them, and break the ice.

What if style questions

What if you could fly? What if aliens landed on earth? Great questions to have unlimited fun Icebreaker conversations.

Icebreaker questions for holiday

The more preparation you give yourself, the better prepared you will be for your holiday party. In this article I have gathered some Icebreaker questions that will help you prepare for those holidays coming up.

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