Classmates
The people who watch seat changes and lunch tables. One link in the class chat is enough.
🎒 School
Classmates guess your seat, homework timing, lunch table, and school-event side. One link for the class chat.
10–40 classroom questions · free, no sign-up
School-day either-ors
School packForty questions about the classroom version of you — seats, homework, the lunch table, sports day. Classmates guess your side; nothing here is about dating.
Real questions from the school pack. A classmate who sits near you should recognize each situation before they pick a side.
A seat change…
You hope for friendsVSWindow is enough
The teacher asks a question. You…
Look downVSRaise a hand
Homework is done…
The day it is assignedVSThe day it is due
Lunch seat…
Same people every dayVSWhoever is free
A classmate far down the hall. You…
WaveVSWait to see if they see you
Sports day…
You want to competeVSYou want the bench
Ten questions per topic, forty in all. Nothing here is a date, a snack order, or a game session.
A seat change, a pop quiz, a boring period, slides with too many words or mostly pictures.
“Can I see your homework?” Outline first or start writing. Flashcards or rereading. Music on or silence.
Same lunch table every day or whoever is free. Talking to a new student first or waiting a week. Muting the class chat.
Competing on sports day or the bench. Food stall or stage at the festival. Who you want as a school-trip roommate.
People who see school-you. Weekend-only friends will do better with the main mix.
The people who watch seat changes and lunch tables. One link in the class chat is enough.
They see you outside class, but they know whether you stay late or leave on time.
They never sat next to you. The score shows whether they listened when you talked about class.
The person in first place sat near you, did group work with you, or heard you complain about the pop quiz. It is not a popularity contest.
Front row or back, raising a hand or looking down, doodling or pretending to take notes.
Homework done the day it is set or the day it is due, 22:00 or 23:58 for a 23:59 deadline, starting the group doc or waiting to be assigned.
Sports day, the culture festival, karaoke after exam week. Friends who only see you on weekends will miss these.
It lands best in a chat that already talks about class.
One link. Everyone guesses. The ranking and the group average fill in as people finish.
Smaller group, closer friends. Expect higher scores and a tighter race for first.
Right after sports day or the festival, while everyone is still talking about it.
Class, homework, classmates, and school events — ten questions each. There is no dating or food mixed in.
Yes, that is the intended use. Everyone who opens it guesses, then the ranking shows who actually pays attention to you in class.
Yes, if you still talk about school with those friends. The questions are about campus life in general, not a specific grade.
Yes. Names and scores are visible to anyone with the link, and class chats get forwarded. A first name or nickname is enough.
For a partner, use the couple page. For a mixed group of friends, use the main mix.
Main mix
Food, going out, habits, and values.
Love
Dates, crushes, couple habits, and what you want from love.
Dark
Honesty, envy, secrets, and late-night impulses.
Food
Meals, snacks, drinks, and taste calls.
Games
Play style, multiplayer, collecting, and session habits.
Oshi
Merch, lives, feelings, and how much you spend.
SNS
Posting, privacy, scrolling, and how you reply.
Pick a length, answer the classroom set, and drop the link in the class chat.
Answer the school questions