Couple Quiz

Couple Quiz splits into a guessing game and a comparing game. Know Me is the guessing one. One partner answers 5, 10 or 15 questions about small things like surprise dates, difficult days and home rituals, then seals the answers and shares a link, or passes the phone across the couch. The other guesses without peeking. Both see a rank, from Mind Reader to New Discoveries Ahead, and then swap roles so the second person can build a quiz about themselves. Because the game waits for each turn, you can play from two cities without being online at the same time.

Our Fit is calmer. Both partners answer the same 8 everyday scenarios, picking a favourite and the alternatives they would still be happy with. The result shows a shared-ground percentage and the differences, with no winner, and ends with discovery notes suggesting one thing to try together. There is also a one-minute solo quiz, What makes you fall in love, that runs entirely in the browser.

Every result can be read in four voices: Classic, Romantic, Silly and Roast. Roast is the funny one, and the homepage quotes a low score line asking whether you are dating your partner or just following their highlights. Switching the voice changes only the wording, never the score. The rules page explains how both scores are calculated, and the about page says plainly that the game is for entertainment and makes no scientific compatibility claim.

There are no accounts. An essential cookie identifies your browser so you can return to a challenge, which also means clearing cookies or switching browsers can lose it, and there is no email recovery. The invited player sees the questions and their own guesses, and both people see the answer key once the game is complete. Challenges and their links expire after 30 days, and the creator can delete one at any time from the same browser. Shared result cards hold only the rank, commentary, nicknames and score, never individual answers.

The privacy page says answers are not sent to any generative AI service and that analytics, Google Analytics plus a self-hosted Plausible, run only on public information pages, switching off before game rooms load. The game is made by a creator writing as Milo, with 80 Know Me questions and 40 Our Fit scenarios.