How to make a quiz and share it with your friends
The whole path, from the first screen to the scoreboard: pick a type, build the questions, send it to the group chat and find out who really knows you. It takes under a minute and needs no account.
The step by step
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Pick your quiz type
There are seven, each with a different mechanic. The friendship quiz is the classic multiple-choice one. "Never have I ever" is about what you have done. "Would you rather" is choosing between two options. There is also fact or fake, the custom one — where you write the questions yourself — and an 18+ version, clearly marked so nobody lands on it by accident.
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Type your name
It is the only thing we ask for, and it is there so your friends know whose quiz they are opening. Use whatever they actually call you — it does not have to match your ID, and we never ask for an email or a password.
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Answer the questions your way
This is the trick: YOUR answers become the answer key. Whoever answers later is trying to guess what you picked. Choose as many questions as you like, from three up — the more specific they are, the better the result reads.
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Grab the link and keep it
When you finish, the site builds a link with your name in it. That link is your quiz: it is how people answer, and it is how you come back to the scoreboard. Since there are no accounts, it is the only key — send it to yourself before anything else.
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Share it in the group chat
Paste the link into WhatsApp, into an Instagram story, or wherever your people are. Everyone answers through the same link, however many of them there are — no limit, and nobody has to install or sign up for anything.
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Come back and see who knows you
Open the link again whenever you want. The page shows the scoreboard: who answered, the name each person used, and how many they got right, in order. Whoever is on top knows you best — and that is usually the part that keeps the group chat going.
Where to share it
The link works anywhere an address fits. The three most common routes:
- WhatsApp: paste it into a group or a chat. By far the most used, and the one that tends to bring the most answers at once.
- Instagram: put the link in a story, with the link sticker or in your bio. It brings answers from people you would not message directly.
- Anywhere else: Discord, Telegram, email, a video description. It is an ordinary address — no app and no account required.
How the scoreboard works
Everyone who answers types their own name and joins the list with their score. The order is by score, highest first. The same person can try again, and each attempt shows up separately — so you can see who improved. You do not have to do anything: the board builds itself, and it always lives at the same link.
Questions about making and sharing
How long does it take to make a quiz?
Under a minute if you use the ready-made questions: three screens and no sign-up. If you write your own, it takes as long as typing them — the site sets no time limit.
How many people can answer my quiz?
As many as you like. The link is the same for everyone and it does not expire, so you can share it in the group today and still get answers next week. They all land on the same scoreboard.
Can I send the quiz on WhatsApp without installing anything?
Yes. After you create it, you get the link and a button that opens WhatsApp with the message already written. Whoever receives it opens it in their phone browser — no app to install and no account to answer.
Can I write my own questions?
You can: that is what the custom quiz is for. You write the question, the options, and mark which one is right — which, in this type, means which one is true about you. Everything else works the same.
Do my friends need an account to answer?
No. They open the link, type whatever name they want, and answer. No email, no password, no app — which is what makes most people actually answer instead of giving up on the first screen.