24-QUESTION KNOW ME QUIZ

How well do your friends know you?

Answer 24 everyday either/or questions once. Share one private link, let each friend predict you with one tap per question, then reveal how many of your answers they called correctly.

A prediction-only “how well do you know me?” quiz.

The creator answers one fixed set of 24 safe, everyday questions. Each question has two compact choices covering tastes, routines, support, adventure, connection, and decisions. There is no custom prompt to write and no correct answer for the creator.

  1. Answer once. The creator makes one personal choice for each of the 24 questions.
  2. Create a private link. Add an optional alias, lock in the answer sheet, and share the link directly.
  3. Let a friend predict. The friend guesses the creator’s answer with one tap per question.
  4. Open the reveal. After prediction 24, the friend immediately sees the score, category reads, and every actual answer.
Read them; do not answer as them.

Know Me asks a friend only for predictions. It does not ask for the friend’s personal choices and does not calculate a Match score.

Answer my 24 questions →

Correct out of 24, then six clearer reads.

The main result is direct: how many of the creator’s 24 answers the friend predicted correctly. A friend also sees four-question read scores across all six categories:

Everyday tastes

Snacks, stories, background listening, and favorite scenery.

Daily rhythm

Mornings, plans, recharging, and message replies.

Support style

Rough days, venting, disagreements, and failed plans.

Adventure

Familiar places, free days, trips, and activities.

Connection

Catching up, keeping in touch, celebrating, and thoughtful gestures.

Decision style

Speed, evidence, outside input, and new versus proven routes.

The final review reveals all 24 questions, the creator’s actual answer, and whether each prediction landed or differed. Category scores describe this one answer sheet; they are not personality or compatibility diagnoses.

Prefer a two-way comparison?

Today’s five: Knowledge + Match

For a faster round, a friend first predicts the creator’s five picks and then records their own five picks. Knowledge counts correct predictions; Match counts independently alike choices. Neither score grades the friendship.

Play today’s five →

21-choice full profile

Both people complete the same 21 trade-offs. The private result compares seven transparent “this round” choice-pattern axes and exact-pick overlap without returning either answer sheet.

Build my full profile →

These are separate modes. Know Me stays prediction-only; Today adds personal picks for Knowledge + Match; the full profile compares two completed 21-choice rounds. See the complete mode guide or the published scoring rules.

Private-by-sharing, with clear limits.

  • No account is required for the creator or friend.
  • A Know Me challenge is not searchable or publicly listed, but anyone holding its live URL can predict. Share it intentionally.
  • Every friend gets only their own private score and answer reveal.
  • The creator can see participant aliases, scores, and fixed safe reactions—not a friend’s raw prediction sheet.
  • Challenge and response deletion controls stay in the browser that created them, and private links expire.

Read the complete friend-link privacy notice before sharing beyond the intended group.

Know Me quiz questions.

How does the 24-question Know Me quiz work?

Answer 24 curated either/or questions once and create a private link. A friend predicts your answer to each question with one tap, then opens a private result.

What does a friend see after all 24 predictions?

The result shows how many answers were correct out of 24, six category reads, and all 24 questions with your actual answer and whether the prediction was correct or different.

Does a friend choose their own answers in the Know Me quiz?

No. Know Me mode is prediction-only. A friend never records their own picks, so this result has no Match score.

Can friends compare their own choices instead?

Yes. Today’s five asks a friend to predict and then self-pick, producing Knowledge and Match. The 21-choice profile lets both people complete the same round and compare seven choice-pattern axes.