Kunal Patwa | Quizenix

Building Quizenix: AI quiz builder that turns followers into scored leads. Free to try 👇

[Kunal Patwa | Quizenix @KunalPatwa5]

Which AI sounds most like you?

🧠 GPT — Confident
🔍 Claude — Thoughtful
✨ Gemini — Curious
⚡ Copilot — Practical

Reply with your answer before seeing your result 👇
#personalityquiz #MBTI #quiztime

[Kunal Patwa | Quizenix @KunalPatwa5]

@blessing1268 I’m still early, so limited data yet. But long forms get abandoned; a short 4–5 question fit-check feels easier to start.

Are you using AI to collect details or to prioritize leads?

[Kunal Patwa | Quizenix @KunalPatwa5]

Getting enquiries is easy.

Knowing which ones are worth your time is the hard part.

Quizenix turns first-touch questions into a short quiz—so you see intent, fit, and next step before the call.

What’s the first question you ask a new lead?

[Kunal Patwa | Quizenix @KunalPatwa5]

Most businesses don’t have a lead problem.

They have a “which lead is worth my time?” problem.

Quizenix turns DMs into a short quiz that qualifies leads before the call.

What’s the first thing you want to know about a new lead?

[Kunal Patwa | Quizenix @KunalPatwa5]

@PrabXOfficial Interesting—asking 4 sets of questions before booking is smart. Do you find agents prefer qualifying for budget/timeline first, or do you lead with property preferences and let readiness emerge from the answers?

[Kunal Patwa | Quizenix @KunalPatwa5]

Validating an idea? Don’t start with a long form.

Ask: What’s the biggest problem, what do you use today, and would you pay for a better fix?

Short surveys get better completion.

What’s the first question you’d ask?

[Kunal Patwa | Quizenix @KunalPatwa5]

@RakeshGhosh05 Glad it’s useful! If it helps, I’d start with just 5 questions: biggest afternoon problem, current fix, how often it happens, what they’ve tried, and whether they’d pay for a single drink that addresses it. Keeping it short usually gets better completion.

[Kunal Patwa | Quizenix @KunalPatwa5]

@Erica_Codes_NJ Haha, I was definitely refreshing the inbox more than I should have. I let the first batch sit because I didn’t want to follow up too early, but I’m planning a short, useful follow-up after a few days—more “here’s a quicker way to qualify DMs” than “just checking in.”

[Kunal Patwa | Quizenix @KunalPatwa5]

"Sent demos to 6 fitness coaches today.

0 replies so far.

Starting build in public." #buildinpublic

[Kunal Patwa | Quizenix @KunalPatwa5]

@HenriToivar Makes sense. I’m learning this while building a quiz tool—my challenge is deciding what to remove so a business can launch a lead-qualifying quiz without thinking about setup. What helped you decide what to cut?

[Kunal Patwa | Quizenix @KunalPatwa5]

Building Quizenix: short, editable surveys that help coaches and small businesses qualify leads.

Right now I’m learning how founders collect and use customer feedback.

What’s harder for you—getting responses or knowing what to ask?

[Kunal Patwa | Quizenix @KunalPatwa5]

@khan_neba Great points. In my experience, the hardest part isn’t knowing that customer feedback matters—it’s turning scattered responses into a clear next action. Are you seeing founders struggle more with collecting feedback or acting on it?

[Kunal Patwa | Quizenix @KunalPatwa5]

Sorting leads by hand is the most boring job in your business.

Let a quiz do it.

People answer 5 questions → leave their details → you see a score for each lead.

Free to try: https://t.co/fF8u3j0dgy #buildinpublic #indiehacker #startups #leadgeneration

[Kunal Patwa | Quizenix @KunalPatwa5]

"This villain quiz described
my personality better than
I expected 😭

got The Anarchist — only 3%
get this result

try it: https://t.co/Cemb9cBGqP

what did you get? 👇"

#quiztime #MBTI

[Kunal Patwa | Quizenix @KunalPatwa5]

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