How well do you know me quiz
Answer ten questions about yourself. Send the link. Friends guess you and get a score.
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How it works
samepage? is a daily question app. This page is the how well do you know me quiz: ten questions about you, a link you send, and a score for each person who tries to guess you.
You go first. The questions are small on purpose. A snack. A Sunday. What you do with a bad day. How fast you text. Whether you want a plan. None of them are a personality test. They are the things a person would know if they had been paying attention. Friends can play. Couples can play. You pick one answer for each question, and you cannot leave one blank. When you send the quiz, the link is yours for fourteen days.
A friend opens the link and types their name. Then they guess the answer you already locked in. They are not answering for themselves. That other game is the compatibility quiz, where both of you give your own opinion and the score is how often you match. Here the score is how often they match you. Seven out of ten means they got seven of your answers. The page gives that number a plain label, from guessing up to knowing you a little too well.
More than one person can take the same link. A partner, a friend, and someone from the group chat can each get their own score. You see the list: the name they typed, the score, and the label. They do not see each other's scores, and nobody on the web sees which questions were right. The page stops at the number. The app is where the daily question lives, and where a full reveal belongs. Download samepage? if you want that habit. One question a day. Both of you answer. You reveal it together.
If you are the friend who just got a score, make your own. That is how this spreads. Answer the ten questions about yourself and send the link back. Or send the best friend quiz if you want the questions aimed at one close friendship. If you would rather write a guess before anyone opens a link, start with how well do you know your friend. You write what you think, then you ask.
You do not need an account to start. The link does not ask for an email. Answers stay with the quiz until it expires or you ask us to delete them. The score page is not a public profile. Share it with the people you actually mean. The shared result lives on a private link, not on this page, so a search engine is not going to index your friends' scores.
Why these questions
A quiz that asks who you are in the abstract is easy to perform. A quiz that asks what you buy, how you spend a morning, and who hears the good news is harder to fake and easier to get wrong. That miss is the useful part. You learn the place their picture of you is out of date. Then you can ask the real question, the one a day inside the app, instead of collecting a score and never talking about it.
Keep it to one link. Do not turn it into a group assignment. If several people want to play, they can, but you still read the scores one name at a time. If the friendship is long distance, the link is the whole visit: they answer when they see it, and you see the score when you are both free.
Common questions
What is a how well do you know me quiz?
You answer ten questions about yourself. A friend opens your link, types their name, and guesses what you picked. The page shows their score out of ten.
Do we both answer about ourselves?
No. That is the compatibility quiz. Here only you answer as yourself. Everyone else is trying to guess you.
Can more than one friend take it?
Yes. Each person gets their own score. You see a list of names and scores. They only see their own.
What does the page show?
A score, like 7/10, and a short label. It does not show which guesses were right. Daily questions and the full reveal are in the app.
How long does the link last?
Fourteen days. Then it expires.
More ways to play: Best friend quiz, the compatibility quiz, and how well do you know your friend.