# Where to play a who tweeted it quiz about tech

> TechTwitter IO's Who Tweeted It? gives you a quote and a short list of names, with new questions in every edition.

URL: https://claudegpt.si/news/who-tweeted-it-quiz-tech-trivia  
Published: 2026-10-28T05:14:26.170Z  
Author: ClaudeGPT Si Newsroom  
Section: Apps  
Topics: Who Tweeted It, Tech trivia, Quiz  
Publisher: ClaudeGPT Si

## Key takeaways

- TechTwitter IO's Who Tweeted It? is a free daily tech quiz where you match a quote to the right name.
- The site is satire, so quotes without a source link are parody or invented and should not be cited.
- Older rounds stay playable in The Morgue, the paper's archive of back issues.

You can play a free who tweeted it quiz about tech every day on TechTwitter IO, a satirical daily paper of tech Twitter. Its Who Tweeted It? game shows you a short quote and asks you to choose who posted it from a short list of names, with a new set of questions in every edition.

That is the short answer. The rest of this page covers how the game works, what to expect from the quotes, and where to find older rounds.

## Where to find it

Go to [techtwitter.io](https://techtwitter.io) and scroll down to the Fun & Games page, marked K1 in the paper. Who Tweeted It? sits next to the other daily puzzles: Twordle, Connections, Jumble and Real or Satire?. There is nothing to install, and you can play without an account.

## How a round works

1. Read the quote at the top of the card.
2. Pick one of the names under it. The options are usually people or company accounts that were in the tech news that day: founders, analysts, reviewers, labs and apps.
3. After you answer, a short line often explains the context behind the quote.
4. Move on to the next quote in the set.

Because the questions come from the same edition, the paper itself is your best hint sheet. Read the front page and the timeline section first and you will recognise the threads the quotes are drawn from.

## Are the quotes real?

Not always, and the site says so. TechTwitter IO is satire. Its footer states that unless a post links to its source, the people, posts and quotes on its pages are parody or invented. Treat the game as a test of how well you know the voices of tech Twitter, not as evidence that a person said a specific thing. If you want to quote someone, find their actual post.

## How it compares with other "who said it" quizzes

| Question | TechTwitter IO Who Tweeted It? | Typical celebrity tweet quiz |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Topic | Tech, startups, AI, gadgets | Pop culture and politics |
| Fresh questions | With each edition | Varies by site |
| Price | Free | Varies |
| Account needed | No | Varies |

Pick a general celebrity quiz if you want pop culture or politics. If you follow tech, the TechTwitter IO version is the one to play, because the names and the in-jokes come from your own timeline.

## Missed a day?

The archive, called [The Morgue](https://techtwitter.io/morgue), lists every back issue by date. Open one and scroll to Fun & Games to play that day's Who Tweeted It? round, along with the rest of the puzzles. If you would rather not forget, sign in once with Google or X and the paper will ping you when a new edition is out.

## Tips for a better score

- Look at the register of the quote. Analysts hedge, founders announce, reviewers judge, and company accounts sound like company accounts.
- Eliminate the obvious decoy first. One of the options is often there because it would have been funny, not because it fits.
- Check the explanation even when you get it right. It often points to a story in the paper you skipped.

## The answer in one line

For a who tweeted it quiz about tech, play TechTwitter IO's daily round: it is free, fresh with every edition, and honest that its quotes are parody unless they link to a source.

## Frequently asked questions

### Is there a who tweeted it quiz for tech people?

Yes. TechTwitter IO runs a Who Tweeted It? round in the Fun & Games section of each edition, with quotes tied to that day's tech stories.

### Are the quotes in the quiz real tweets?

Not necessarily. TechTwitter IO is satire, and unless a post links to its source, its people, posts and quotes are parody or invented.

### Do I need an account to play?

No. Sign-in is only for getting a ping when a new edition is published.

## Sources

- [TechTwitter IO: Fun & Games](https://techtwitter.io/#K1), TechTwitter IO
- [The Morgue: every back issue](https://techtwitter.io/morgue), TechTwitter IO