Couples Quiz Apps: 7 Ways to Test How Well You Know Each Other

A couples quiz app asks a question with a right answer — usually about each other. What is my go-to coffee order? What am I most afraid of? Which of my friends do I complain about most? You answer for your partner, they answer for themselves, and you find out whether you were paying attention.

It is a different thing from a daily question app, and couples often want both. Here are seven that do it, plus a 40-question quiz you can play tonight without installing anything.

Quick answer

• Best overall quiz + daily habit: BloomingPairs — guess your partner's answer, then reveal
• Best pure quiz app: Couply — personality quizzes and challenges
• Best for laughs: Lovify — light, teasing trivia
• Best free: the 40-question quiz below, which costs nothing

7 couples quiz apps

1. BloomingPairs — quiz built into a daily habit

Every daily question comes with an optional guess round: before you see your partner's answer, you predict what they will say. Then both answers reveal together and you see whether you were right.

It sits between a quiz and a question app — you get the "do I actually know you" test, but attached to something that happens every day rather than a one-off game night.

Free to start. Try it free →

2. Couply — pure quiz and games

Couples personality quizzes, questions and playful challenges designed to surface things you did not know. The most quiz-first option here.

3. Lovify — light trivia

A relationship quiz game with a teasing tone. Less about insight, more about laughing when your partner gets your favourite film wrong.

4. Connected — quizzes plus check-ins

Relationship quizzes sit alongside daily questions, mood check-ins and date-night ideas. One subscription covers both partners.

5. Paired — quizzes with expert content

Quizzes attached to relationship courses and expert-reviewed articles. Heavier and more educational; most of it is subscription-gated.

6. CoupleMind — quizzes plus memories

Games and quizzes alongside daily questions and a shared private memory space.

7. We're Not Really Strangers — not a quiz, but often searched as one

Worth naming because people land here looking for it. It is a deepening question game, not a scored quiz — no right answers, just progressively more personal prompts.

Play now: 40 questions to quiz your partner

How to play: each of you writes down your answer for yourself, and your guess for your partner. Compare. One point per correct guess.

Everyday (1–10)

1. My exact coffee or tea order
2. The chore I hate most
3. My most-used app
4. What I do first when I get home
5. My comfort food
6. The side of the bed I cannot sleep on
7. How many alarms I set
8. My go-to takeaway
9. What I always forget to buy
10. The temperature I actually want the room at

Preferences (11–20)

11. My favourite film I would rewatch anytime
12. A song that always gets a reaction from me
13. My ideal holiday: beach, city or mountains
14. The gift I would genuinely want
15. My least favourite social situation
16. What I would order at a nice restaurant
17. The one chore I secretly do not mind
18. My favourite season, and why
19. An animal I would keep if space were no object
20. What I would spend a surprise hundred on

Inner world (21–30)

21. What I worry about most often
22. What makes me feel proud
23. How I prefer to be comforted when upset
24. What drains my energy fastest
25. The compliment that lands best with me
26. What I am secretly quite good at
27. Something I have changed my mind about
28. What I do when I am stressed and not saying so
29. Which of my parents I am more like
30. What makes me feel safest

Us (31–40)

31. What I first noticed about you
32. My favourite memory of us
33. The trip of ours I would repeat exactly
34. Our worst date, honestly
35. What I tell my friends about you
36. The thing you do that I find most attractive
37. What I would change about how we argue
38. Our best ordinary day
39. What I want more of from us
40. Where I want us to be in five years

What your score actually means

Couples get anxious about this, so: a low score is not a verdict on your relationship.

• 30–40 right: you pay close attention. Watch that you are not answering from an outdated version of your partner — people change and the file does not always update.
• 18–29: completely normal. You know the shape of each other and miss some details.
• Under 18: usually means you have not been asked in a while, not that you do not care. The fix is the asking, not a conversation about the score.

The useful part is never the number — it is the three answers that surprised you. Ask about those.

Quiz apps vs question apps: which do you want?

Quizzes are more fun on day one. Questions last longer, because the answer to "what are you looking forward to" is different every month. Apps that do both — BloomingPairs, Couply, Connected — tend to stay installed.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best couples quiz app?

For a quiz attached to a daily habit, BloomingPairs — its guess round turns each daily question into a quiz. For a pure quiz experience, Couply is the most quiz-first option.

Is there a free relationship quiz app?

Most have free tiers, and the 40-question quiz above is completely free. BloomingPairs includes its guess round in the free version.

What is a good score on a couples quiz?

Anything above half is normal. A low score usually means nobody has asked lately — not that something is wrong.

Can we play a couples quiz over text?

Yes. Send five questions, both answer for yourself and guess for the other, then compare. It works well for long-distance couples.

Play tonight

Use the 40 above, or let an app do the asking every day: BloomingPairs, free on iPhone and Android →

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