A couple quiz that's sweet, not serious
You've probably been asked "how well do you know your partner?" before. This test makes it a game. You answer 10 questions about yourself and your relationship — who said "I like you" first, your love language, who takes longer to get ready — and your partner guesses your answers.
It's light, quick and works for any kind of couple. No sign-up, no app, nothing connected to your social accounts.
How it works
- Choose the Couple theme and enter your name.
- Answer 10 questions about you and your relationship. Swap any that don't fit.
- Send the link to your partner. They see each answer right after they pick, so there's plenty of "wait, really?" along the way.
- See the verdict. A score out of 10, a short chat, and a final call: never blocked 💖, on thin ice 🧊, or blocked 🚫.
Example questions
- Who said "I like you" first? 🙋
- Where was our first date? ☕
- What's my love language? 💌
- Who apologises first after a fight? 🙏
- Who's the better cook? 👩🍳
- What did I notice first about my partner? 👀
- Who says goodnight first? 🌙
All 30 couple questions are on the question ideas page.
Why couples play it
It starts good conversations. A wrong answer about your first date usually turns into ten minutes of "no, it was the café, remember?"
It's fair. Both of you can make a quiz and compare scores. Whoever knows the other better wins bragging rights.
It's easy to share. Save the story card, post it with the link sticker, and let your friends try to guess your answers too — sometimes they know you better than your partner does.
What your score says
| Score | Verdict | What it usually means |
|---|---|---|
| 0–3 | Blocked 🚫 | They know the big things, not the little ones. Time for a long chat. |
| 4–6 | On thin ice 🧊 | Solid, with a few surprises. The wrong answers are usually the funny ones. |
| 7–10 | Never blocked 💖 | They pay attention — to the coffee order, the sleep schedule, all of it. |
Nobody actually gets blocked. The labels are a joke, and the best part is usually arguing about the questions they missed.
Make it a date-night game
The couple test works well as a small ritual. Make your quizzes separately so you can't peek, then take each other's at the same time and compare. Some couples redo it every few months to see if the score goes up. You can also send it to close friends and see who knows each of you best — the results are often surprising.
Not just for couples
Friends can play your couple test too. It's a surprisingly good way to see who has been listening when you talk about your relationship — your best friend might know your first-date story better than your partner does.
Tips
- Make it together, then swap. Each of you makes a quiz, then takes the other's.
- Keep it fun. If a question feels too personal, swap it. There are plenty more.
- Screenshot the result. The result card is made for exactly that.
Questions couples get wrong most often
From the way the questions are written, a few tend to trip people up: who said "I like you" first (everyone remembers it differently), the exact place of the first date, and who really apologises first. Small details like a love language or a favourite photo pose are also easy to miss. If your partner gets these right, they've been paying attention — and if they don't, you have a fun story to retell.
Other quizzes
- Best Friend Test — for your bestie.
- Crush Test — for when it's not official yet.
- Friend Quiz — for everyone else.
- Block You Test Me — the original fake-friend challenge.