Feature Ideas

Please secure our data in accordance to GDPR standards 😊

When someone finishes a quiz or game, I would love some social share buttons at the end screen. Then, and here is the important part, when someone clicks the Facebook share button, the link being shared will cause facebook to populate a specific share image (that the project creator specifies) and also some text (that the project creator specifies) challenging the friends of the user sharing to match their score. I think this is the key to making these quizzes and gamification things go viral. Here is some text that could appear "I scored 2/9 in the quiz! Take the Bears-Buccaneers matchup quiz and see if you can match my score!". To get this to work, some text would be pre-set by the project creator, but the score would obviously need to be dynamic and the wording would depend on the type of project. As an example, "I scored 2/9 in the quiz." would work great for a quiz but for a memory-match game a "I found all the matches in 25 seconds!" would probably work better.

Use text, numbers, sliders (E.g. likert from 1-7), dates, and other question types - Allows one to run mini science studies

When redirecting a user to an external URL (either through a button or through the results page settings), a new tab is opened rather than the current tab being replaced. Please add the option to open external URLs in the same tab when redirecting users. This will help cut down on a large number of unnecessary tabs being left open which can result in confusion and frustration throughout the experience.

Upload/create a lot of unique promo codes with further ability to give them for users who completed the quiz/game. User can copy/save it. All CTA clicks will open links with code in urls as well.

Add a Video/Audio or an embed option within the Rank Battle. Since some of us work with audio and video it would be great to be able to get the clients opinion. It would also be great for gamification.

If someone completes a quiz within a specific time period (for example, five minutes for 10 questions), they are then automatically directed to a secret (hidden) landing page where they can claim their prize.

As the size of the account grows with more images and content, organizing the images and finding it when I need it will become an issue. using folders or tags will make it less of a headache to find what I want when I want.

we'd like to be able to create a cname/sub-domain option to be able to link directly into the content, rather then having to iframe/frame into it.

You can share a projects for a specific group of people only and can track their results. Potentially can be valuable for education but business might find this helpful as well.

I would love to have countdowns as an interactable element - maybe there could be a sign up section below. For christmas lunch or fullmoon party haha

Ability to create gamification with a quiz/Trivia/Memory Game/Puzzle/Personality/Hidden Objects/Then & Now/Flip Cards/Find a pair/Treasure hunt/Horoscope and so on where I want to have 100's of questions and answers but every time a visitor visits, only "X" number questions from the bank should be shown randomly in the given time? Suppose I have 500 questions in the Quiz and I set up a quiz for 10 minutes then every time a visitor visits, X amounts of questions are shown randomly from 500 questions depending on the time set in the setup (in this case 10 minutes). This way visitors will be motivated to visit next time as every time they will be greeted with new questions. Thanks

Would be great for discounts based on what is revealed if you could randomize and control the rate at which each discount could appear.

Pabbly/ webhooks for lead collection. EDIT 1: I renamed Idea "Pabbly/webhooks" -> "Webhooks" since a number of tools can be integrated via webhooks, not Pabbly only

Online word search games (find the words provided in a grid). People find this activity very relaxing which is why it is often included in magazines and newspaper. A Word Search would also be very useful as a learning tool for younger students to help them develop literacy.