Frequently Asked Questions

A quiz builder where you write yes/no questions, then rig one button per question to dodge, multiply, or swap places so the person answering ends up clicking the answer you wanted all along.

Yes. No account, no login, no payment - build a quiz and get a shareable link in under a minute.

Currently 30 days from creation, then the link stops working. Nothing you need to do - it just expires on its own.

Yes - find it under "Your quizzes" on the homepage (as long as you're on the same browser you created it in) and hit Edit. Saving updates the same link, so anyone who already has it will see your changes.

No. When you play your own quiz to test it, those views/completions are excluded from the counts shown on "Your quizzes" - only plays from other people count.

Quiz content (questions, title, punchline) is stored so the link can work - there's no account tied to it beyond a random id in your browser's local storage. Quizzes simply expire on their own; there's no separate delete action yet.

Yes - pick a character in the builder, right under the quiz title. More characters and moods are being added over time.

Yes - each question has its own mood picker right next to the trick settings. It starts on a good default mix, but you can set any mood on any question, repeats included.

Yes - the Characters page lists everyone with their profile picture and star rating. Click any of them to open their own page, where you can see every mood they have, tap one to view it larger, and rate them 1 to 5 stars.

No. The builder opens on a grid of ready-made templates sorted by topic - pick one and every question, answer and punchline is filled in for you, ready to reword however you like. If you would rather start from nothing, choose the grey Blank Template chip. The Examples page shows every template in full before you commit to one.

You choose the button you want to be hard to click - the one that misbehaves. Whichever button is left over is where the person answering will end up, so that is your answer. The helper line under each question spells out exactly what will happen in plain words.

Dodge makes the button slide away from the cursor. Multi-click makes it take several taps before it registers, so most people give up. Swap makes the two buttons trade places at the last second. All three end the same way: the other button gets clicked.

Yes. The result page builds a shareable card with the questions, the answers they were steered into, and your character. Download it as a PNG, or on a phone use the share button to send it straight to Instagram, TikTok, WhatsApp or anywhere else. Facebook and X have their own buttons.

Because quizzes expire after 30 days and a post can outlive them by years. Linking to the homepage means a share you put out today will not turn into a dead link later. The image itself carries the questions and answers, so the joke still lands on its own.

That's the point. If a button dodges, multiplies, or swaps away from your cursor, it's not a bug - it's the trick. Keep trying the other one.