📱 SNS
Friends guess how you post, what you keep private, how you scroll, and how fast you reply. No social login.
10–40 SNS questions · free, no sign-up
Phone either-ors
SNS packForty questions about how you use your phone — posting, privacy, scrolling, and replies. It is not a follower count, and you never connect a social account.
Real questions from the SNS pack. Someone who watches your stories should recognize each fork.
A photo before posting…
You crop and editVSYou send it raw
Caption length…
A real paragraphVSAn emoji is enough
Account visibility…
PrivateVSPublic
A notification arrives. You…
Open it nowVSBatch later
Bed and the phone…
They stay togetherVSPhone stays away
A message you can answer later…
It sitsVSYou reply now
The SNS pack is about phone habits your friends see every day — often more than you realize.
Close friends already know whether you post the story or leave it in drafts, reply in minutes or let a chat sit, scroll in bed or keep the phone away. Those are the tells. A high score is not about being popular; it counts matched sides about how you use a phone.
Some habits are invisible even to close friends. “Screen time report: open it, or hide the widget?” “Airplane mode on purpose: you do that, or you cannot?” “Refreshing for no reason: a habit, or only when waiting?” Friends usually guess these from how you act in the group chat — and are often wrong. That is the fun part.
You never connect Instagram, X, TikTok, or any other account. The quiz only needs a display name, so there is no email or phone number attached. The ranking still lives on a shareable link, so use a nickname you already use with friends. Nothing in the pack asks for passwords, codes, or photos — if a ranking name looks like it is fishing for that, report the /q/ link.
Twenty questions is enough for a group thread and gives five per topic. Forty uses every question in the pack — good for the friend who watches every story. Send it in the chat that already argues about posting, not under a public post where strangers will guess.
Ten questions per topic, forty in all. Everything is about habits, never about account details.
Selfies, hashtags, posting a meal before the first bite, drafts you never post.
Read receipts, last-seen status, a follower you do not know, old posts archived or left up.
Phone in bed, airplane mode on purpose, the screen-time report, refreshing for no reason.
Leaving someone on read, stickers or words, “call me” or a long thread, ghosting or a clear no.
People who already see how you use your phone, up close.
They already know whether you post raw. The score shows whether they know the rest.
One link, one ranking. Good for settling who actually reads your replies.
They may not follow you. The score shows whether they noticed anyway.
Someone has watched the drafts, the stories, and how long you leave a chat on read. It is not a screen-time lecture.
Crop and edit or send it raw, a real caption or one emoji, a typo after posting: delete and repost or leave it.
Private or public, a close-friends list, location on a photo, a second account for work people.
“lol” as a full reply, voice messages, a 1 a.m. group chat: jump in or mute until morning.
In a chat that already argues about posting — not under a public post.
Send it to people who already see the unfiltered stories.
Caption length, a tag, a meal photo. Send it while that is still the topic.
If they already made one for you, answer it, then send yours.
How many of your posting, privacy, scroll, and reply picks someone guessed. It is not a follower count and not an “are you addicted” test.
No. You tap sides on this site. Nothing is connected, and nothing is pulled from a profile.
No. A display name is enough. Keep handles you want private out of it.
No. Dark is honesty and late impulses. SNS stays on posting, privacy, scrolling, and replies.
No. There is no sign-in step at all. A nickname and your taps are enough.
Creators’ picks are added to the totals on the stats page, which shows which side people tend to choose. Nothing is tied to a social profile.
Dark covers the unpretty answers. School covers campus. The main mix covers ordinary days.
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.
School
Class, homework, classmates, and school events.
