Quizzes & forms, by asking
Tell your AI what you want to ask people. Thirty seconds later you have a real quiz page you can send to anyone — and every answer comes back in one place.
Use quizgen.dev to build me a quiz — read quizgen.dev/llms.txt first, then make it and send me the link.
Then just say what you want to ask people. No account needed until it goes live.
Free for 3 quizzes · No card · Nothing to design
01 — PASTE
Drop the snippet above into Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor once. It reads the docs itself and knows how to build quizzes from then on.
02 — ASK
A sentence is enough. You get back a short link to a clean page that works on a phone and saves people's place if they wander off.
03 — READ
Skim them in your dashboard, export a spreadsheet, or just ask “how's the intake quiz going?” and get a straight answer.
What people make
Scored quizzes, plain surveys, intake forms, signups — same thing underneath, one sentence apart.
Everything you'd otherwise ask on a first call, answered before it.
Score the answers, and good leads sort themselves to the top.
Points, buckets, a result screen at the end. The kind people actually share.
Twelve questions from a chapter of notes, graded automatically.
Cap the responses, close it on a date, get the list as a spreadsheet.
Send it after a project, then ask your assistant what the pattern is.
The part nobody else does
Every other form tool locks the answers behind a login. Yours are one question away — ask for a summary, the top objections, or who to call back first.
124 people started it this week, 88 finished. Budget skews $1k–5k(61%), and the most common “what have you tried” answer is a previous agency that went quiet. Nine responses scored as qualified — want them as a list?
Pricing
$0
For trying it on something real.
$15/mo
For quizzes people actually answer.
$49/mo
When it's part of how you run things.
There's a plain REST API under all of this, docs written for agents to read, and a one-line scaffolder. Same product, no browser required.
$ npx create-quiz@latestFree for three quizzes. Nothing to design, nothing to install.
Copy the setup line