A quiz only earns leads once it's in front of the right people — a scorecard, a "which type are you," a readiness assessment. Yours is sitting in a folder. Drop the HTML (or a zipped build) and get a private link in seconds. The whole thing runs live in any browser: questions, scoring, branching, the result screen, all intact. No deploy, no public feed. You hand the link to a list, a partner, or a single prospect — you choose who opens it, and the taker needs no account.
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Drop in your quiz as a self-contained HTML file or a zipped build folder. The question flow, scoring logic, and result screens are client-side, so they run untouched in the taker's browser — miinideck just gives the whole quiz a private link in seconds, nothing to wire up.
Send the link wherever your audience is: an email, a campaign, a DM, a partner's page. There's no account for the taker and no public gallery, and the link is unguessable, so the quiz reaches only the people you hand it to.
To turn takers into leads, switch on the email gate: the quiz shows blurred until someone enters their email (and any fields you add) to unlock, and you export the captures to CSV — a soft gate, capped by plan, no mailing-tool wiring. Iterate without changing the URL: tweak a question or the scoring and replace the file — the same link always serves the current version. On paid tiers, the "Powered by" footer comes off and you get detailed analytics to see how many opened the quiz.
Export the quiz as a self-contained HTML file (or zip the built folder) and drop it into miinideck. You get a private, unguessable link in seconds — no deploy, no hosting account. The quiz runs live in the taker's browser with its scoring and branching intact.
Yes, at the door. Turn on the email gate and the quiz shows blurred until the taker enters their email (plus up to four fields you choose) to unlock — you collect those leads and export them to CSV. Two honest boundaries: it's a soft gate over your plan's cap the taker still gets through, the capture is just skipped and it captures the gate fields, not the taker's individual quiz answers or score, which run client-side in their browser. Captures are capped per plan: 15 on Free, 500 on Solo, unlimited on Studio. If you need each taker's actual answers persisted to a database, their score emailed to them, or leads synced to a CRM, that's a real-backend job — point that part at Vercel or Netlify (or a form service), and use miinideck to deliver the interactive quiz privately with the email gate on front.
No. There's no public feed or gallery, and the link is no-indexed and unguessable. It reaches only the people you send it to — a list, a partner, or one prospect — which is exactly what you want for a gated or campaign-specific quiz.
Yes. Replace the file and the link stays the same, so you can fix a question, adjust the scoring, or refresh the result copy and everyone who has the link opens the latest version. No re-sending.
Yes — that's what Review is for, and it's free on every plan. Anyone with the link can pin a comment to the exact question or result screen that needs work, with no account, and you resolve each one. On Studio you can also export the whole thread as a prompt for Claude or Codex to fix the quiz directly. Once it's live, the paid tiers add detailed analytics so you can track how many people opened it.
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