1. Build your questions
Enter the name friends know you by and choose a Quick 5, Classic 10, or Big 15 quiz. The builder starts with original questions from several categories so you are not staring at a blank form.
For each question, mark the answer that fits you. You can replace a question, edit its wording and choices, change the order, or add a completely custom question. Personalizing two or three questions usually makes a quiz more memorable without slowing creation down.
2. Publish a frozen copy
Publishing creates a snapshot of your questions and answers. The public quiz does not change when the main question bank is updated, and published questions cannot be silently edited after friends have started playing. This keeps every score comparable.
You receive two different links:
- Public quiz link: safe to send to friends. It never includes the correct answers.
- Private management link: opens scores and deletion controls. Keep it private because it acts like a password.
3. Friends guess your answers
Friends open the public link, enter a nickname, and answer one question at a time. They do not need an account. The server—not the browser—checks each guess against your saved answers and returns a score with a playful, positive tier.
4. View private results
Your dashboard shows nicknames, scores, completion times, and basic quiz activity. Players see their own result, but the complete score list and answer details stay on the management side.
5. Delete when you are done
Free quizzes are designed to expire after 30 days. You can delete a quiz sooner from its private dashboard; deletion disables the public link and removes stored questions and attempts.
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