A WhatsApp poll is one question and it does not keep score. A real quiz needs more. Build your quiz on Quizzory, then drop one link in the chat or group. Anyone can tap and attempt it right in their phone browser, with no app and no login to attempt. Every answer is scored and ranked for you. Free to start, you only need a free SurveyHeart account to build the quiz.
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A timer that submits on its own, with one clear question at a time.
A percent ring with a correct, wrong and skipped split, the moment a student submits.
After they finish, students see the right answers, so the test doubles as revision.
Add MCQ, short answer, and long answer questions. Set a timer if you want it to auto submit.
Send a single WhatsApp link to your class or group. One tap opens it in any phone browser.
MCQ and short answers are scored on their own. You award marks for long answers yourself.
Every attempt gets a percent score and an answer sheet. A leaderboard ranks by score then speed.
The class WhatsApp group is already where everyone is. Send a daily five question quiz there each morning. Students tap, attempt, and you get the scores back without one sheet to collect. A WhatsApp poll cannot keep score, this link can, so you see who is actually keeping up.
Coaching runs on batch groups. Post a timed practice set for NEET, JEE, SSC or Banking, let the timer auto submit, then share the leaderboard back in the same group. The ranking by score and speed gives the batch a reason to come back the next day.
A festival quiz for the family group, a movie trivia round for friends, a GK quiz for a community group. Build it once, paste the link, and watch the leaderboard fill up as people play on their own phones. No app means even the elders in the group can join.
WhatsApp has a poll feature, and for a single quick question it is fine. But a poll is one question, it has no right answer, it keeps no score, and it shows everyone how each person voted. That is not a quiz. The moment you want more than one question, a correct answer, a score and a ranking, the poll runs out of road. That is the gap a quiz link fills.
The flow is simple and it lives inside WhatsApp. You build the quiz on Quizzory, copy the link, and paste it into any chat or group. When someone taps it, the quiz opens in their phone browser and they attempt it there, one question at a time. They do not install anything and they do not log in to attempt, so nobody drops off at a sign up screen. This is the same reason link quizzes spread on WhatsApp, the tap to attempt path is as short as it can be.
Scoring is handled for you. MCQ and short answers are graded the moment a person submits, and they see a percent score with a correct, wrong and skipped split. If you add long answer questions, you read those and award the marks yourself. A leaderboard ranks everyone by score and then by speed, which is what makes a WhatsApp quiz fun, people want to see where they landed. The leaderboard is not live, it updates when you refresh the page, so reload it to see the latest order.
Straight talk on the limits. There is no negative marking, a wrong answer is zero and the score never goes below zero. Quizzory has no ready made question bank, you write your own questions, which is exactly what you want for a class topic, a brand quiz or a family round. People who attempt your quiz need no account at all. You need one free SurveyHeart account to create and own the quiz, and it stays free to make and share.
No. They tap the WhatsApp link and attempt the quiz in their phone browser. No app and no login needed just to attempt.
MCQ and short answers are scored automatically. Long answers are marked by you, the creator, so you award the marks for those.
No, it is not real time. It ranks everyone by score and then by speed, and it updates when you refresh the page.
Yes. You can set a timer, and the quiz submits on its own when the time runs out.
Yes, it is free to start. You can create a quiz, share the link on WhatsApp, and see scores without paying.
Create it, share one link, and watch the scores come in.
