60 seconds.
One opponent.
Prove it.
Challenge a friend to a quick skill battle. Same questions, same clock — highest score wins.
Free · No account needed · Share one link
Pick your challenge
Choose a category, difficulty and how many questions.
Share the link
Send your unique duel link to a friend. No sign-up on either side.
Battle in 60 seconds
Answer fast. When the clock hits zero, the winner is decided.
Duel on what you know
More categories are added over time.
What is Quably Duel?
Quably Duel is a fast, head-to-head skill challenge for students. You create a duel, pick a topic, and send the link to a friend. You both get the same set of questions and the same 60-second clock. Answer as many as you can, as fast as you can — whoever gets the most right takes the win. It's a quick way to test yourself, settle a friendly argument, or just take a study break that actually sharpens you up.
How to start a duel
- Tap Create a Duel and choose a category, difficulty and number of questions.
- Copy your unique duel link and share it with a friend.
- When they join, both players mark ready and the 60-second battle begins.
- Answer quickly. When time runs out, scores are locked and the winner is shown.
- Hit rematch or challenge someone new — and share your result.
Why you'll like it
- Fast: a full duel takes about a minute.
- Fair: both players get the same questions and clock, and scoring is checked on the server.
- No account: create, share and play with just a link.
- Real topics: coding, SQL, aptitude, logic, CS fundamentals and more.
Frequently asked questions
Is Quably Duel free?
Yes. It's free and needs no account. Create a duel, share the link, and play.
How do I challenge a friend?
Create a duel and copy the unique link. Send it to a friend — when they open it, you both play the same questions.
How is the winner decided?
Each correct answer is worth one point. The higher score wins, and an equal score is a draw.
What topics can I duel on?
Python, Java, JavaScript, SQL, debugging, aptitude, logical reasoning, technical trivia, CS fundamentals and brain puzzles — with more added over time.