Make your quiz above — it runs in this browser tab, no install required. If you landed here searching for a "Don't Block Me" app, this page explains why it's a website instead and what that means for how you use it.
It's a website, not an app
Don't Block Me is a browser-based quiz, not a downloadable app. There's nothing to find in an app store because there's nothing to install. You open this page, build your 10-question quiz, and get a link. Anyone who opens that link plays directly in their own browser.
This matters for a few practical reasons:
- No storage used. A website quiz takes zero space on your phone, unlike an app.
- No update prompts. There's no version to keep current — the latest version is just the current page.
- Works across devices. The same link opens the same way on an iPhone, an Android phone, a tablet or a laptop.
How the website version works
- Build your quiz. Answer the 10 personal questions on this page in any browser.
- Get your link. The site generates a single URL for your quiz — that link is the whole "app" as far as your friends see it.
- Share it anywhere. Paste the link into a group chat, a story, or a bio. It opens straight to the quiz, no redirect to a store.
- Friends play in their browser. They answer, see their score out of 10, and can send it back to you.
See the full rules for scoring and timing on the Don't Block Me test guide, or the group-play ideas on the Don't Block Me game page — both describe the same website, just from different angles.
Browser compatibility
The website is built to run on current versions of Safari, Chrome, Firefox and Edge, on both phones and computers. If a quiz link doesn't load, it's almost always one of two things: an outdated browser, or ad-blocker/privacy settings blocking page scripts. Refreshing the page or opening the link in a different browser resolves most cases.
Why no app is coming
Quizzes like this one are meant to be opened instantly from a shared link — adding an app would mean an install step before anyone can play, which works against how the format spreads. Keeping it as a website means a link posted in a group chat opens immediately for everyone, regardless of what phone they use.