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r/QuizUp

After months of work, quiz app is finally live!
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After months of work, quiz app is finally live!

It features:

  • 700+ quiz topics
  • 750,000+ questions
  • No ads
  • No in-app purchases

The goal was simple: create a quiz experience where people can just play and learn without interruptions or paywalls.

Building and publishing my first Android app was a learning experience in itself, but seeing it finally go live makes it all worth it.

I'd love to hear your feedback:

  • What quiz categories would you want to see?
  • What's one feature you think every quiz app should have?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.quizupduel.app

u/backend_hackers — 8 days ago
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Built a tool that AI-drafts quiz questions and lets your audience join by QR code — feedback welcome

(Disclosure: I'm the maker.) I run trivia nights myself and built QuizRazor because I got tired of manually writing questions and dealing with per-seat subscription tools just to run one event.

Type a topic, AI drafts multiple-choice questions grounded in live web search (so it doesn't make up facts on recent stuff), you review and edit each one, then present. Your audience joins on their own phones via QR code or a 6-digit code — no app, no accounts. Speed-weighted scoring (a floor so being right still beats being fastest), emoji reactions, a podium finish at the end.

Free for up to 10 players. If you're running one big event, there's a one-off Event Pass instead of a subscription.

Genuinely curious what people here who actually run quizzes for a living or as a hobby think is missing — question variety, category depth, whatever. https://quizrazor.com/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=community&utm_campaign=rquiz

u/prakm023 — 7 days ago
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I built a free accounting quiz game that plays inside Reddit

I'm an accountant (30+ years) and I made a free game to practice the fundamentals, debits/credits, journal entries, ratios, and statements, across six quick levels with a leaderboard. No sign-up, no links out once you're in it; it plays right inside the post.

You can try it here: Ledger-Quest

Happy to take feedback or fix anything that looks off.

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u/trendsintech — 8 days ago
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Does anyone else miss the old IRC trivia channels?

I was thinking about the old mIRC trivia channels from the early 2000s.

You’d join a room where a bot posted a new question every 20–30 seconds. Hundreds of people would race to answer first, there were leaderboards, regulars, rivalries, and conversations between questions. You could join for 5 minutes or end up staying for 3 hours.

I’ve played plenty of modern trivia apps (QuizUp, Kahoot, Discord bots, etc.), but none of them really recreate that feeling of an always-on public room where strangers compete together.

Is this just nostalgia talking, or do you think something like that could actually work today?

A few questions I’m curious about:

  • What made those old trivia channels so addictive?
  • What do today’s trivia apps get wrong?
  • Would you ever use a 24/7 live trivia room if it existed?
  • What would make you come back every day?
  • And on the flip side—why do you think this wouldn’t work anymore?
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u/AndreiAp2332 — 10 days ago