Profile quiz, or scored quiz

Your quiz tells your visitor WHO they are, or WHERE they stand. You choose, and the AI writes either one.

Why

A personality test and a level assessment aren't built the same way. A tool that only offers one of them forces half of all topics into the wrong mould.

What it earns you

You ask the question that actually matches your offer: you don't bend your topic to fit a format.
Every result has its own text, its own button and its own tag: your visitor leaves towards the offer that concerns them, not towards your homepage.
The AI works out the score brackets on its own: you do no arithmetic to know what 68 out of 100 should show.

How it works

You pick the mechanic when you create the quiz, and everything follows: questions, results and tags.

The profile quiz: who are you?

Every answer votes for a profile. The most voted profile wins, and its screen is the one that shows.

It's the format behind every 'What kind of ... are you?', and it's the one that segments an audience best.

The scored quiz: where do you stand?

Every answer is worth points. The total falls into a bracket, and that bracket's message is what shows.

You can add AXES: sleep 50 out of 100, food 20 out of 100. Each axis gets its own score and its own bar.

One button spreads the brackets across the range of points that can actually be reached: you never set the bounds by hand.

What's true either way

A tag goes into Systeme.io according to the result.

The result follows four beats: the mirror, the cause, the path, the bridge.

Your visitor never lands on an empty page, even if a score falls outside a bracket you hadn't planned for.

Where it happens: You choose when you create the project, and you can change it in the editor.

Screenshot to add

The two choice cards at creation, and a scored result screen with its axes.

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What each plan includes