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You answer 10 light questions about yourself: favorites, habits and what you'd pick. Your friends then try to guess your answers, and each one finds out how many they got right. There's no account. The whole quiz lives inside the link you send.
- Start by entering your first name in the box above the questions.
- Tap your own answer to each question. Swap one with Different question, or write your own four options with Edit the answers.
- Answer the tenth question and your link appears, as long as your name is filled in. Send it with Share my quiz or Copy link.
- Each friend who opens it can add a name, then guesses your answers and sees a score out of 10, with the right answers to any they missed.
- One button lets them send that score back to you.
Controls
- Your first name: up to 24 characters, shown at the top of your quiz.
- Tap one of the four options to answer and move on. Back goes to the previous question.
- Different question swaps the current one. With Edit the answers you retype its four options (30 characters max each), then press Save answers or Cancel.
- Get my link appears once every question has an answer.
- Once it's ready: Share my quiz (on devices with a share menu), Copy link, Change my answers and Start a new quiz. The link also shows in a box.
Tips
- Keep your link. Your quiz isn't stored anywhere else, so a lost link means making a new one.
- Use Edit the answers to add inside jokes only your real friends would get.
- There's no scoreboard. You only see a score when a friend sends it, so ask everyone to send theirs.
- In a class or club, everyone makes a quiz and swaps links with a partner. It's a quick way to learn about each other.
- Anyone with the link can open your quiz, so keep it to the people you would invite to play.
FAQ
Do I need an account?
No. A first name is all it asks for, from you and from each friend. There's nothing else to sign up for or install.
What if I want to change an answer later?
You can't edit a link once it's made. Press Change my answers, get a fresh link and send that one instead; the first link keeps opening your original answers.
Can I write my own questions?
Not whole questions, but you can swap any question for another one and rewrite its four answers. A word filter blocks some words, so the quiz stays teen-friendly.
Can I make one on a school Chromebook?
It runs in a browser tab with nothing to download or install, so Chromebooks are fine. Your school's network controls which sites open, though, and only its IT team can change that.
