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Some Feed cards are quizzes: a short question about your own money, a few answers to choose from, and the real figure at the end. They are there to make a number stick better than simply being told it would.

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How a quiz runs

A quiz is a deck of three slides that you move through one at a time, like any other story card in the Feed:
  1. The question - for example, how many recurring charges are running on your accounts.
  2. The options - a few answers to pick from. Tap one and it is marked straight away.
  3. The reveal - the real figure, written out in words rather than charted.
Every slide carries the period the question covers, so you always know which stretch of time it is asking about. Tapping an option marks your pick and keeps you on that slide, so nothing is rushed past you. Move on to the reveal when you’re ready.

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Where quizzes show up

Quizzes appear in the Feed, mixed in with your other cards. Where they show up on Home differs by platform:
  • On iOS, the card strip on Home is reserved for your weekly and monthly reports, so quizzes stay in the Feed and never appear on it.
  • On the web, the Home strip carries your Feed cards in general, so a quiz can appear there. It just doesn’t lead the strip the way a new weekly or monthly report does.
Quizzes don’t send a notification. They wait in the Feed until you open it.
Quizzes are spaced out on purpose - you will not get two on consecutive days.

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Rating a quiz

A quiz card carries the same Helpful and Not helpful controls as any other Feed card, and the same rules apply: you are rating the card, not the answer you gave. See What Are Insights?.