QuizPik - 676 personality quizzes and 25 games, no sign-up
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QuizPik is a free playground for self-discovery: 676 personality quizzes across love, personality, work, and fun — plus 25 browser games and 43 calculators. No sign-up, no install, results in under 60 seconds, in EN/KO/JA/ES.
Two things you won't find elsewhere: Duo mode lets you and a friend answer the same questions separately on one phone, then reveals your match rate and every question you disagreed on. Score challenges turn any game into a back-and-forth via a shareable link.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I built QuizPik because I kept seeing personality quizzes that demanded an
email before showing my result, or made me sit through an interstitial ad
to see it — and almost none of them existed in more than one language.
So I made the opposite:
• 676 quizzes across love, personality, work life, and pure nonsense
• 25 browser games (Tetris, Minesweeper, Wordle, reaction tests…)
• 43 everyday calculators
• Zero sign-up. Results in ~60 seconds.
• Fully available in English, Korean, Japanese, and Spanish
To be upfront: the site runs on ads — it's how I keep it free and
account-free. But your result is never gated behind one. No interstitials,
no "watch this to continue", no email wall. You answer, you get the result.
Two things I had the most fun building:
Duo mode — hand your phone back and forth with a friend or partner, answer
the same questions separately, and get a match-rate plus every question
where you disagreed. It's been a surprisingly good conversation starter.
Score challenges — beat a game score, generate a link, and your friend
opens it to a "beat 234 points" banner. Simple, but it turns single-player
games into a back-and-forth.
Results come as a pastel collectible card, so they're screenshot-friendly.
I'd genuinely love feedback on which quizzes land and which fall flat —
and any game you think is missing. Thanks for taking a look!
The duo mode is genuinely clever, my partner and I actually argued over which quiz to try first. One thing that would make it even better is letting people save their completed quizzes and match history so you can revisit old results or compare how you and a friend scored across several quizzes instead of just one at a time.