Do your friends
actually know you?

Veyba is a free online game where you make a ten-question quiz about yourself and send it to your friends. They guess your answers, get a score out of ten, and find out how well they actually know you. Making a quiz takes about a minute and playing one takes about ninety seconds.

No. There is no signup, no password and no app to install. You make your quiz in the browser and get a link you can paste anywhere — WhatsApp, Instagram, a group chat, wherever your friends are.

Yes, completely free. There are no ads, no paid tiers and no limits on how many quizzes you make or how many friends take them.

Your quiz is carried by the link rather than stored by Veyba. Nothing about it is written to a server, which is why there is no account to create, no data of yours for us to lose, and no way for anyone to browse other people's quizzes.

No. Because the quiz lives inside the link rather than in a database, a link someone finds in an old group chat years from now will still work exactly as it did the day you made it. Veyba has no expiry dates and no dead links.

Your friends see the correct answer after each question, which is half the fun, so we record the score from their first honest attempt and that is the one shown and shared. They can replay as often as they like, but replays are clearly marked as practice and never replace the real score.

We do. You pick your true answer from four written options rather than typing questions yourself, which turns ten minutes of writing into about sixty seconds of tapping. If a question does not suit you, tap for a different one.

Not yet. Custom questions are planned for a later version. For now every quiz is drawn from a bank of more than a hundred questions, and you can swap out any question you do not like.

Ten. That is long enough for a score out of ten to feel meaningful and short enough that people actually finish it on their phone.

Not in this version. A scoreboard showing who played and how they did is the next feature planned. Right now your friends see their own score and usually just send you a screenshot.

Treat your quiz as public. Anyone you send the link to can open it, and they can forward it to anyone else. Keep the answers light and never use anything that doubles as a bank security question, like your first pet or the street you grew up on.

Yes. It runs in any modern mobile or desktop browser and is built mobile-first, so it is designed for exactly the phone screen your friends will open it on. There is nothing to download.