Announce your pregnancy with a free quiz, ready in about a minute. Your favorite people answer a few questions about you, and when they pass, they tap reveal, the screen shakes, and your big news bursts through in confetti.
These questions are about you, not about the news. Keep it a surprise!
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Most pregnancy news travels as a single text message and disappears in the scroll a minute later. A pregnancy announcement quiz gives it a proper moment instead. You add a few questions about yourself, or about you and your partner, and send one link. Everyone gets the full buildup on their own screen, whether they are down the hall or on the other side of the world.
Your favorite people answer questions about you, and each correct answer brings them one step closer to the news. When they pass the last question, the screen fills with confetti and the announcement they have been waiting for. A wrong answer just means another try, and that is usually where the best reactions happen.
It works just as well shared at a family dinner as it does sent to grandparents abroad. Add an ultrasound photo for the reveal screen if you like, or keep it simple. Creating the quiz takes about a minute, and it is free with no signup for you and no app for the people you send it to.
Want more ways to include people who cannot be there in person? Our guide to long distance pregnancy announcement ideas covers six options beyond the quiz.
Yes. Creating and sharing a quiz costs nothing, and there is no account to create. If you enjoy it, you can support the project, but that is entirely optional.
No. They open your link in any browser on any phone, tablet or computer. That is the whole setup.
They can try again until they get it right. The retries are usually where the best reactions happen.
Yes. The link works anywhere, so relatives abroad get the same moment as friends in town, just in their own time zone.
Absolutely. Play it as a group on a big screen, or let every guest take it on their own phone and compare reactions afterwards.