QuizBlast
How did it go?
QuizBlast isn't sold through the App Store, so there is no store page to leave a review on. This is the replacement — rate it from inside the app, anonymously, in about ten seconds. There is no feedback team either — QuizBlast is built by one person, who works in IT for a school district and reads everything that comes back.
Pick whichever fits
Rate QuizBlast
In QuizBlast, choose Help → Rate QuizBlast. Five stars and an optional note, and we genuinely do not learn who sent it — there's no name, no email and no account attached, because none of that is stored with it. It's the fastest way to tell us whether this is working.
Help → Rate QuizBlast, in the appWrite to us instead
Anonymous means we can't answer you. If you want a conversation — a question, an idea, something you'd like built — email is the better door, and the same person reads it.
Write to support@quizblast.net → Something brokeReport a problem
If the app crashed, froze, or students couldn't join, the better route is Help → Report a Problem inside QuizBlast. It attaches the log and the app's state, so the reply doesn't start with twenty questions — and it shows you exactly what is being sent before it sends. Email works too if the app won't open at all.
Email support@quizblast.net →What “anonymous” actually means here
A rating is stored with the stars, your note, the app and macOS versions, whether you hosted locally or through the cloud, and a range for the size of the room. No name, no email, no account, no network address, and only the date rather than a time. There is no column in that table that could point back at you, which is the whole reason we can publish the overall numbers without asking anyone.
The honest cost: we can't reply, and we can't delete one later — we'd have no way to tell which was yours. If you want an answer, use the email door instead. The privacy page spells out the one random identifier the app uses to prove a rating came from a real install, and why it is never stored beside the rating itself.
Please leave your students out of it
Not a legal formality — a real request. QuizBlast is built so that students leave nothing behind: no accounts, no names stored, nothing to breach. A free‑text box is the one place that quietly stops being true, because what you type is kept long after the game ended. Tell us “a fourth‑grader” rather than a name, and the promise on our privacy page keeps holding.