Group chemistry quiz
A quiz to play together — and find your group’s chemistry
Perfect for the first ten minutes of a party, a road trip or a dinner: scan the QR code, answer 14 questions, and watch the reveal together.
3–8 friends · about 3 minutes · free · no account
How a Wabi Circle works
- 1Create your circlePick a nickname and, if you like, a name for your group. No account, no app.
- 2Invite your friendsSend the link on WhatsApp, share it, copy it or show the QR code. 3 to 8 friends per circle.
- 3Everyone answers privately14 quick questions on each phone. Answers stay on the phone; only six numbers are sent, after you agree.
- 4Reveal it togetherOnce 3 friends have finished, the result appears on every phone after a shared countdown.
What is free and what is extra
Free, for the whole circle
- Your group archetype, with what makes your circle yours
- Three observations: a shared trend, a split, a complementarity
- A playful circle sync, explained
- An idea of something to do together, and your own role (only you see it)
- Story and square cards to share — no names on them
Full Reveal (optional)
Bought once by any member — it opens for everyone in the circle. The price is shown in your circle before anything is paid.
- The group map: where your circle ranges on all six axes
- Role cards for the friends who agree to be named
- Duos: your twin minds and your perfect complements
- A positive award for every named friend
- Three challenges made for your archetype
- A recap card to download, and your own role card
One-time payment, no subscription. Refund on request within 14 days: support@wabiro.com.
Six group archetypes
Each circle gets the archetype its answers are closest to, by fixed rules — not random, not a score of anyone.
The Organized Chaos
Wild ideas, and somehow a booking confirmation.
The Midnight Crew
The night is young. It is always young.
The Spontaneous Legends
“Wait, are we really doing this?” Yes.
The Cozy Universe
Blankets, snacks and the best conversations.
The Adventure Collective
Somewhere new, every time.
The Deep Talk Society
Small talk? Never heard of it.
How to play it at a party
One person creates the circle and shows the QR code on their screen. Everyone scans it and answers on their own phone — no peeking, no right answers. When at least three have finished, the host starts the countdown and the result appears on every phone at the same moment.
What to do with the result
Every archetype comes with an idea of something to do together — a mystery evening, a sunrise mission, a question-jar night. Share the group card in your chat or your story, and start a new circle with another group of friends.
Private by design
- Your answers never leave your phone.
- Only six numbers are shared with the circle, after you tick the consent. Nobody sees anyone else’s numbers.
- Your nickname appears in roles and duos only if you say yes — and you can change your mind.
- Circles are deleted after 7 days. Leave, or delete your circle, at any time.
More to play together
Wabiro tests that work well before or after a circle.
Questions
How long does the quiz take?
About three minutes: 14 short questions with four answers each. You can stop and come back — your answers in progress stay on your phone.
Do we need an account or an app?
No. One person creates the circle and shares the link (WhatsApp, the share sheet, a copied link or a QR code). Everyone else opens it in their browser, types a nickname if they want, and plays. It works on any recent phone.
Is Wabi Circle free?
Yes. Creating a circle, answering, the group reveal, the group archetype, the three observations, an activity idea and the share cards are free for everyone. An optional Full Reveal (role cards, duos, awards, three challenges and a recap) can be bought once by any member, and it opens for the whole circle.
Is this a scientific personality test?
No. Wabi Circle is a game for friends. Answers become positions on six playful axes, and fixed, documented rules turn the group’s positions into an archetype and observations. The percentages are playful comparison rules, not measurements — and nothing here says whether a friendship is good or how much it is worth.