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Trivial is a small web application that mimics Trivial Pursuit's card system. Cards are added with questions and answers, and assigned to a category. When in presentation modes, the cards within a category are shuffled and shown one by one.
The application contains predefined categories, but categories can be added and removed at will. These are system-wide.
The application is divided in sets which contain cards. Each card has a question, a response and a category.