How Well Do You Know Me? Couples Quiz Maker

This free couples quiz maker lets you answer questions about yourself, send one link, and see how well your partner knows you. They guess on their own phone, find out right away if each guess was right, and end with a score and a short list of things to talk about. No sign-up, no app, no ads. It works for a boyfriend, girlfriend, husband, wife or anyone you are dating, in the same room or across the world.

How does the quiz maker work?

1. Type your first name and pick a pack. Classic mix, new couple, long distance, met online, married, deeper or silly. Choose 5, 10 or 15 questions.
2. Answer about yourself. Tap your real answer to each question. Do not like one? Tap the shuffle button to swap it, or the plus button to write your own question about an inside joke.
3. Send the link. Share it in any chat. Your answers are scrambled in the link, so your partner cannot read them before guessing.
4. Your partner guesses. Each guess turns green or red at once, with your real answer shown. At the end they see a percent score and every miss.
5. Swap. They send their score back to you, then make a quiz with the same questions about themselves. Now you guess.

Prefer to play side by side on one phone, with typed answers and points? Try our newlywed game. Want the classic 20 numbered questions game? Play the love map game.

Which pack should we pick?

• Classic mix: favorites, habits and small quirks. A good first quiz for any couple.
• New couple: light questions that do not assume years together. Good for the first months, when a miss is a reason to ask, not a problem.
• Long distance: calls, visits, goodbyes and what you miss most. For couples in different cities or time zones.
• Met online: first impressions, the first long call and plans for meeting. For couples who know each other through screens.
• Married: home life, chores, anniversaries and who loses the keys. A "how well do you know your spouse" quiz for husbands and wives.
• Deeper: fears, values and what makes you feel loved. Best when you have time to talk after.
• Silly: zombie plans, band names and dramatic reactions. Pure fun.

For more question ideas without the quiz, see our 80 couples quiz questions and questions to ask your partner.

What does the score mean?

• 90% or more: mind readers. Try the deeper pack next.
• 70 to 89%: really in tune. You know the big things and most small ones.
• 50 to 69%: good map, some blanks. Ask about the misses tonight.
• Under 50%: lots to discover. Very normal for new couples. It measures what you know today, not how well you fit.

Relationship researchers at the Gottman Institute call this kind of knowledge a love map: how much you know about your partner's world, from small likes to worries and hopes. Their advice is to keep asking, because people change. A quiz is an easy way to start those questions. Our love language quiz is a good next step.

Why make the quiz instead of using a list?

Lists are fine when you sit together. When you are apart, a list means someone reads, someone types, and someone keeps score. Here the scoring, the reveal and the swap happen on their own, so it works between classes, on a work trip, or as a surprise before a video call. For more ways to play when you are apart, see our long distance relationship games.

What are the limits?

• There is no shared scoreboard. Scores come back to you by link, and they are saved only in your browser.
• The scramble stops a quick peek, not a determined person reading the page code. Keep custom questions light.
• Custom questions and names travel inside the link. Anyone with the link can play it, so send it only to your partner.
• If you clear your browser data, your saved quizzes are gone. The links you sent still work.