Get roasted by a quiz.
Name the thing that deserves it — your friend, your city, your startup, your fantasy team. Pick a heat level. This page writes the prompt; you paste it to the AI assistant you already use; it comes back with a live 8-question scored roast quiz at a link. Then you send the link to the people who will suffer most from it.
Free — 3 live quizzes, 100 responses a month. Victims need no account, just the link.
Build your roast
Two decisions: the target, and how much you like them. The builder composes the exact prompt below as you go — copy it, paste it to Claude or ChatGPT, and the link that comes back is the roast.
Heat level
Your prompt — paste it to Claude or ChatGPT
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Why a quiz and not just a paragraph of insults
A quiz makes everyone participate. A roast you read is over in thirty seconds. A roast you takemakes each person choose between four answer options that are all jokes, and their choices are on the record. The group chat doesn't react to it — it competes on it.
The score is the punchline. One option per question earns full points — usually the most honest one. Scoring high on “roast my cooking” means admitting you know exactly how bad the risotto was. The result screen assigns a verdict to each score band, so finishing is its own small humiliation.
Every attempt lands in one place. You get a dashboard row per taker: name, score, every answer. You will learn things about your friends' opinions of your fantasy team that they were never going to say out loud.
It takes one paste. There's no editor and no template gallery. The AI writes the jokes, QuizGen hosts the quiz, and you get a link. The hardest part of the entire process is choosing the heat level, and even that has a default.
Common questions
What actually happens when I paste the prompt?
Your AI assistant (Claude, ChatGPT — whichever you already use) reads the prompt, writes the 8 questions, builds a live hosted quiz on QuizGen, and replies with a link. You never open a quiz editor. The whole thing takes about a minute, most of which is the AI deciding how mean to be.
Who writes the jokes — this page or the AI?
The AI. This page composes the instructions: the target, the heat level, and the rules (savage but affectionate, dry not mean, one right answer per question so the score means something). The AI you paste it into supplies the actual material. If the jokes land, that's between you and your assistant.
What do the heat levels change?
The instruction the AI gets. Gentle ribbing is readable at a retirement party. Medium is best-man-speech rules — real flaws, obvious affection, the target laughs hardest. Extra crispy removes the padding and keeps only the line against actual cruelty. Same mechanic, different blast radius.
It's a quiz — who takes it, and what's the score?
Whoever you send the link to. Each question has funny answer options, but only one earns full points — usually the most honest one. Takers finish with a score and a roast verdict for their score band, and every attempt lands in your dashboard, so you can see exactly who in the group chat knows the lore.
Is this free?
Yes for this. The free plan is 3 live quizzes with 100 responses a month, and a roast quiz is comfortably inside that. Nobody taking it needs an account — they open the link, get roasted, and see their score. Paid plans exist for people running forms as a business, which a roast of Dave is not.
Can the roast go too far?
The prompt draws the line for the AI: affectionate, dry, nothing that reads as actual cruelty — and assistants are good at holding that line. The judgment call this page can't make for you is the target. Roast your cooking, your commute, your fantasy team, your consenting friend. Don't roast someone who didn't sign up for it; that's not a heat level, it's a different activity.
Someone you know deserves this
Build the roast above, paste the prompt to your AI assistant, and send the link it returns. Free — 3 live quizzes, 100 responses a month, no card.