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Friend quiz

Rikaido MeSend a friend quiz to the group chat

Someone in the thread just said they know you best. Answer a mixed set of either-ors, drop one link in the chat, and let the ranking settle it.

Make the quiz

Opens the main mix. Twenty questions takes you a few minutes, and about the same for each friend.

10–80 mixed questions · free, no sign-up

How it plays out

Group dare
  1. 1Someone claims they know you
  2. 2You answer a mixed either-or set
  3. 3The link goes into the group
  4. 4Everyone lands on one ranking
Answer your sides, then copy the link

What the questions cover

The main mix pulls evenly from food, going out, habits, and values. Some of the ones that start arguments in a group:

01

Showing up

Getting to the meeting spot ten minutes early or right on time. Waiting out a long line or switching places. Walking 15 minutes or getting a ride.

02

Plans

A weekend invite: say yes first or check your week? The first place wraps up: go home or find a second spot? A bigger table or one or two people?

03

Money

Splitting a bill down to the last coin or close enough. Paying back a small loan now or next time you meet. Reaching for the check.

04

How you treat people

A friend vents: offer a fix or listen first. Someone tells you a secret. A friend posts a win: congratulate right away, or sit with it first.

Sample questions

From the main mix. Your friends see the same two sides and guess which one you took.

  1. Someone is behind you at the convenience store register. You…

    Bag it quicklyVSTake your time

  2. Ramen broth?

    Drink it to the endVSStop when the noodles are gone

  3. Phone charging?

    Every night, no exceptionsVSWhen it dies is fine

  4. At a hot pot, you…

    Put food in yourselfVSWait and eat

  5. The last bite on a shared plate…

    Leave itVSTake it if you want it

  6. The alarm rings. You…

    Get up on the first oneVSSnooze a few times

Why it works in a group

Groups already argue about who knows whom best. This turns the argument into a number everyone can see.

Short enough to finish

Ten or twenty questions takes a few minutes. Long enough to separate the close friends from the rest, short enough that people finish before the chat moves on.

Everyone plays the same link

Each friend who opens it adds a row to the ranking. The result page also shows the group average and the question most people missed.

Everyday questions, not trivia

“A seat opens on the train — sit right away or stay standing?” “Too tired for the plan — cancel or go anyway?” Anyone who has spent time with you has seen the answer.

No dating questions

The main mix stays on food, going out, habits, and values. Love questions live in their own pack, so nobody gets an awkward prompt in a group of twelve.

Running it in a group chat

A few choices make the result fairer and more fun.

  1. 1

    Pick 10 or 20 questions

    Ten is a quick dare. Twenty is the default and spreads the players out more clearly. Save 40 and up for the one friend who insists they could answer for you.

  2. 2

    Use a nickname

    Names and scores on the ranking are visible to anyone with the link. A first name or nickname is enough.

  3. 3

    Don’t post your answers

    If you screenshot your picks into the thread, the ranking stops meaning anything. Each guess reveals your side on its own.

  4. 4

    Compare topics, not just ranks

    First place overall can still miss your values questions completely. The per-topic breakdown is usually where the good arguments start.

Reading the ranking

Two sides per question means a blind guess lands around 50%. Anything well above that is real attention. Each score also gets a title:

75% and up

“Knows too much,” or “Account admin” past 90%. This friend has watched you make a lot of small calls.

50–74%

“Coin-flip psychic.” They know the obvious things and guessed the rest. Check which topic dragged them down.

Below 50%

“Group-chat NPC” or “Who even?” They answered for the person they imagine you are. Worth a rematch.

Most quizzes like this hand you a personality type. This one has no answer key except yours: a friend scores a point every time they pick the side you actually picked.

Before you send it

1 Does it work in WhatsApp, Discord, LINE, or iMessage?

Yes. It is a normal web link, so it opens in the browser from any chat app. Nobody installs anything.

2 Do friends need an account?

No. They type a display name and start guessing. Keep it to a nickname — the ranking is visible to anyone who has the link.

3 What if some questions do not fit me?

Swap them while you answer. The replacement comes from the same topic when one is left. Every question that stays in the set is scored.

4 How is this different from the couple version?

The group version uses the main mix. The couple page opens the love pack — dates, crushes, couple habits. Pick based on who is going to play.

5 How do I get back at the friend who sent me one?

After you finish guessing, the result page has a button to make your own in the same pack. Send it back to the same chat.

Other ways in

Partners, classmates, food nights, and darker answers each have their own pack.

Open the couple quiz

Dates, texts, and what you want from a relationship live on the couple page.

Make it, then send it

Pick a length, answer the mixed set, and paste the link into the thread that started it.

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