How a quiz runs
Four steps between “I’m not sure” and add to cart.
Pick how to recommend
AI, a default list, or a hybrid of both.
AI recommendations
The quiz reads your live catalogue (titles, descriptions, tags, variants) and picks the products that best fit the answers. Nothing to map by hand; new products are eligible the moment they are published.
Source
Your live product catalogue
Setup
Write the questions, publish
Control
Exclude products or collections; set how many to show
Use case
Large or fast-moving catalogues like skincare, supplements and fashion, where mapping every answer to a SKU would go stale within a month. Also the right start when you don’t yet know which products people with a given concern actually want.
Quiz branching
One question in, the right quiz out.
Connect quizzes to each other. A short parent quiz asks the routing question, and each answer triggers a child quiz built for that concern. The shopper sees one continuous flow; you maintain small, focused quizzes instead of one long one.
Parent quiz
What’s your concern?
Child · Hair
Hair quiz
Scalp type · Hair fall · Dandruff
Recommends from the hair range
Child · Skin
Skin quiz
Skin type · Acne · Pigmentation
Recommends from the skin range
Parent
Asks the routing question, usually a single screen. Nothing is recommended here; it only decides where the shopper goes next.
Children
One per answer, each with its own questions and its own recommendation mode. A child can itself be a parent, so nest as deep as the catalogue needs.
Contact
Captured once, in whichever quiz asks first, and carried through the whole flow. Answers from every level are saved against it.
Use case
A personal care brand selling hair and skin products. Hair opens scalp type, hair fall, dandruff; Skin opens skin type, acne, pigmentation. Each recommends from its own range.
Analytics
Every answer, every lead, every order it caused.
The quiz reports on itself. See where shoppers drop off question by question, who finished and what they told you, and which orders were placed after a recommendation.
Watch completion fall question by question. A step that loses more than the others is a question worth rewording, shortening, or moving later.
Fewer wrong picks. More first orders.
Popups and quizzes are on every plan. Plug and play, live on your store instantly.