FERMATMIND · FREE FRIENDSHIP QUIZ
Make a free friendship quiz about yourself. Send your link, let friends guess, and see who knows you best.
Make my friendship quiz ↗No signup · 30–150 questions · Full results free
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Pick 30, 60, 90, 120 or 150 two-choice questions across food, connection, fun & movement, real talk, personal style and daily life. Every category gets an equal share. Swap a question or edit a choice before making the invite.
Making the invite freezes your questions and choices. Friends open your link, enter a nickname and guess what you picked. You choose who gets it; we don't read contacts or send messages for you.
Each guess gets an immediate reveal; consecutive matches build a streak. Finish for your score, percentage, six-category radar, friendboard and question-by-question comparison. Going back lets you review a revealed guess, not rewrite it.
For example, the creator picks a familiar breakfast. Guess that choice and you earn a point, even if you'd rather try something different yourself. Knowing their choice and sharing their preference are different things.
Send the same link to several friends and their completed entries join that quiz's friendboard. Everyone guesses the same frozen choices; matches set the order, and equal scores share a rank. The radar adds category detail. A comparison line appears only when other visible entries provide an average.
A surprise can mean a preference changed, a question didn't fit, or the detail never came up. Pick a question you both want to talk about, then swap roles: your friend makes a quiz and you guess.
Understand scores, ties and the radar →Call it a best friend quiz, a BFF test or a how well do you know me game. The score counts matching guesses, not who is a real friend, who is loyal or how good a relationship is.
Find 24 original this-or-that questions, an answer sheet and printable game rules on the questions page. Online rounds start at 30 questions; offline, agree on the questions your group wants to use before you begin.
When making a quiz, pick your own preferences. When opening a friend's invite, guess the choices they already made. Each match earns one point; sharing the same personal preference isn't required.
Share one invite with several friends. Each uses a nickname and guesses the same frozen questions and choices. Finished entries appear on the friendboard, with equal scores sharing a rank. A quiz holds up to 1,000 entries; another device may still create a repeat entry.
Choose 30, 60, 90, 120 or 150 questions, balanced across six categories. Before publishing, swap a question for another from its category. You can't add custom questions in the online game. For a flexible offline round, use the questions and printable hosting guide.
Creating, guessing, scores, the radar, answer comparisons, the friendboard and share images are free. No signup, email address or app download is required. Save the private management file after making your invite.
Anyone with the invitation can play and see visible nicknames and scores. Posting it publicly lets strangers join too. Keep the separate management file private. Quizzes expire after 90 days, or you can close or delete yours earlier.