What makes a good 'know me' question
The best questions are about small, specific things — not facts from your bio. 'What's my birthday?' is a calendar check. 'How many alarms do I need before I actually get up?' is a personality check, and it's the kind of thing only people who've woken up in the same house as you can answer.
Aim for a mix: three or four easy ones so nobody scores zero, a few medium ones about habits and preferences, and two or three that only your closest people could get. The spread is what makes the leaderboard interesting.
How the scoring works
Each question is worth one point. Ten out of ten is 'Soulmate', nine is 'Bestie Alert', eight is 'Close Friend', and the levels keep going down to 'Who Even Are You?' at zero. Friends see their score, their level, and — after they submit — exactly which answers they got wrong alongside your real answer.
Correct answers are checked on our server, not in the browser, so nobody can peek at the page source and cheat their way to a perfect score.
Sharing it
Most quizzes get played inside WhatsApp and Instagram, so the whole thing is built for a phone screen: one question at a time, big buttons, no scrolling. When you publish you get a link plus one-tap share buttons, and every result comes with a story-sized card so friends can post their score and pull more people in.
Sample questions
A few from the built-in ideas. Every one of them can be edited, and you always set the correct answer.
- If you had to bribe me with one food, what would definitely work?
- How many alarms do I need to actually get up?
- It's 2am and I'm hungry. What gets ordered?
- If I grab my headphones right now, what am I most likely to play?
- At a party, where will you find me?
- What annoys me the fastest?
- Which movie have I rewatched an unreasonable number of times?
- What's my most-used emoji?