How to share your camel result (all 4 ways)
A camel score kept to yourself is just a number. A camel score in the group chat is content. Here's every sharing option on your result screen and when to use each.
1. Copy result text
One tap copies a tidy text summary — your score, your title, and your mode — ready to paste anywhere. Best for: group chats, comments, anywhere you want the number without the ceremony. The copied text includes a link back to the quiz, so your friends can challenge it immediately.
2. Native share sheet
On phones, the share button opens your device's own share sheet: messages, mail, nearby share, saved notes, everything. Best for: sending your score to exactly one person with maximum drama — ideally your partner, right before a compare showdown.
3. WhatsApp, X, and Telegram buttons
Direct share buttons that open each app with your result pre-filled. Best for: WhatsApp for the family group (chaos), Telegram for the inner circle (strategy), X for the timeline (glory). Each opens the app's composer so you can add commentary before sending. We recommend commentary.
4. Download the image card
The crown jewel: a polished 1200×630 picture of your score and title, generated on your device by the quiz itself — no server, no watermark queue, no account. Best for: posting as an image, stories, or anywhere text gets ignored. It works offline, it's instant, and it looks far better than a screenshot.
Sharing etiquette
- Share your own score freely. It's yours.
- Ask before sharing someone else's. You ran their round; the screenshot is still their business.
- Context beats numbers. "I'm an Oasis Regular (74 camels)" lands better than "74." The title is the joke — include it.
- Remember the permanence rule: the quiz stores nothing, but anything you post can travel. Share like the group chat is watching. It is.