About
A playful quiz, not a friendship audit.
Who Knows Me? is a friendship quiz with a simple bet at its core: your friends think they know you — your habits, your favorites, your 3am snack logic — and ten questions are enough to find out how much of that is real. You answer about yourself, they guess your answers, and the score produces a verdict: BLOCKED, ON THIN ICE or NEVER BLOCKED. (No friends were actually blocked. The button is imaginary. The bragging rights are not.)
Who made it
An independent project, built and maintained by one developer — no company, no investors, no platform backing. Everything here, from the question bank to the verdict lines to the share images, is original work made for this site. The quiz exists because group chats deserve better icebreakers than another forwarded meme.
How it's built
Every question comes from a fixed bank of 300 original prompts across seven categories — habits, favorites and food, love and life, personality, this-or-that, trust and friendship, and childhood confessions, zodiac and emoji. Each one passed a human review before it ever reached a quiz: no trivia with objective answers, no questions that assume where you live or what you earn, nothing that asks for contact details or sensitive data.
The design follows the same discipline. Pages look like an editorial spread — big type, hairline rules, a single solid block that wipes away to reveal a word — because playful content reads better inside a serious layout. The verdict lines stay gentle even when the score is not: a 0 out of 10 is an invitation to a rematch, never a verdict on the friendship.
What it asks of you
A nickname, one to 24 characters. That is the entire account system. There is no sign-up, no email, no app install. Your quiz is managed from a private cookie in the browser that created it — which means your data is easy to delete and, just as honestly, easy to lose. The privacy policy explains exactly what is stored and what is visible to people holding a link; the terms cover the jokes-as-a-service part.
Contact and reporting
There is no contact form — by design, because forms collect addresses and addresses attract spam. The way to reach a human is the report entry on every quiz and result page: it records what you are flagging and a short note, and a person reviews it. Use it for harassment, impersonation, under-13 concerns or anything that breaks the terms; reports are not made public.
Where to start
- Create your quiz — ten questions, about two minutes.
- Browse the question library — 100 real prompts from the bank.
- Read how the verdicts work — tiers, stamps and disclaimers.