An X-ray of what you save
Seven quick questions about recipes, places, workouts and screenshots. At the end, a snapshot of your pile to send to the group chat.
Question 1 of 7
Runs in your browser. Your answers don't leave this page.
the next step fits in one triage a day
In Pulogo, what you save comes back to you a few cards a day. Do sends it to your To do list, Keep brings it back in a few days and Let go archives it without deleting anything.
The quiz lives only on this page. In the app, triage starts with your real saves and screenshots, read right here on your iPhone.
Everyone's saved folder has its own personality. Some camera rolls are all recipes, some are an entire travel guide, some are lecture slides as far as the eye can see.
This X-ray looks at that pile with a sense of humor and hands back three small steps to get it moving. The quiz runs right here in your browser: your answers aren't sent anywhere.
How the X-ray works
There are seven questions: where you save the most, how many screenshots you think you have, what shows up most, what comes right behind it, how often you go back, what it's like to look for something, and when a save last turned into something done.
The result is a profile with a name and a one-liner, the rough size of your pile and three steps. No percentages, no scores: it's a quiz, not a measurement, and we'd rather not pretend otherwise.
Why the pile grows
Saving takes one tap. Deciding what to do with a save takes a moment that almost never comes: in the moment you're scrolling, and later the save is buried under two hundred others.
That's why folders and tags don't help much: what's missing is time to look. The three steps in your result are all about making that time, in small doses.
What to do with your result
Start with the first step, which is always about the kind of save that shows up most for you. One recipe cooked on the weekend is worth more than reorganizing the other fifty.
If you want to compare, copy your result and send it to someone who saves as much as you do. The text goes with the link, and everyone takes their own X-ray.
Where the idea came from
Pulogo came out of the same pile: recipe Reels, place TikToks, workout screenshots, all saved with the best of intentions. In the app, saves go into a daily triage with three ways out: Do, Keep or Let go.
This quiz is the browser version of that conversation. It doesn't read anything on your phone: you're the one answering.
Frequently asked questions
Does the X-ray read my screenshots or my Instagram?
No. It only uses the answers you click on this page, and they stay in your browser. Nothing is sent or stored.
Is the result scientific?
No. It's a quiz for laughing at the pile and walking away with three practical steps. There are no percentages because there's no measurement behind it, and we don't make up numbers.
Can I take it again?
Sure, as many times as you like. The Start over button takes you back to the first question and clears your answers from the screen.
How do I share my result?
Tap Copy result. The title, the one-liner and the quiz link go to your clipboard, ready to paste into WhatsApp, Instagram or wherever you like.
Do I need to download Pulogo to use it?
No. The X-ray works right here, no sign-up. The app is the next step, for people who want their saves to come back and become plans.
