Tiquiz Review 2026: The AI Quiz Builder That Tags Your Leads in Systeme.io and GoHighLevel Without Zapier

Disclosure: this is a sponsored review.

Quick answer: Tiquiz is an AI quiz funnel builder for coaches, consultants, course creators and other people who sell to an email list. You describe your topic and audience, and the AI writes a complete quiz with result profiles in about a minute. When a visitor finishes and leaves their email, Tiquiz creates the contact in Systeme.io or GoHighLevel and adds a tag for their result, with no Zapier or Make in between. Other tools get the lead by webhook. There is a free plan with no card and no time limit, and paid plans start at $17 a month (€17 on the French site).

Quizzes have a good record as lead magnets. Interact, one of the older quiz platforms, has tracked its customers' quizzes since 2014 and puts the average start-to-lead rate at 40.1%, rising to 44.9% for coaching and course quizzes, in its quiz conversion rate report. Compare that with the opt-in rate on a typical "download my free guide" page and the appeal is obvious.

The hard part has always been what happens after the last question. If you sell through Systeme.io, there is no built-in quiz, so the usual setup is a form tool, an automation service in the middle, and a tag created by hand for every possible result. That is three tools to pay for and one more thing to break on a Tuesday night. Tiquiz was built to collapse that chain into one product. We spent a day with it, had the AI write a quiz from scratch, and went through the integrations, the follow-up emails, the pricing and the fine print.

Key takeaways

• Tiquiz writes the questions, answers and result profiles of a quiz from a one-line brief. Each of our three test runs finished in 63 to 70 seconds.
• Leads go straight into Systeme.io (API key) or GoHighLevel (one-click authorization) with a tag for their result, and Tiquiz creates tags that do not exist yet.
• Any other tool can receive leads by webhook, including Make, n8n, Zapier and your own site.
• Each result profile can get its own AI-written follow-up sequence, sent by Tiquiz between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. in the lead's time zone.
• The free plan never expires. Paid plans cost $17 or $29 a month, or $170 and $290 a year.
• There is no conditional branching, and each quiz sends to one email tool (plus an optional extra webhook).
• It is a one-person company. The founder codes the product and answers support herself, which users mention often.

What is Tiquiz?

Tiquiz is a web app for building lead-generation quizzes that file every new contact in the right place. It has an English site at tiquiz.io and the original French site at tiquiz.fr, and it is published by ETHILIFE, a small French company registered in Montpellier.

The product covers four jobs that usually need separate tools. It writes the quiz with AI. It hosts the quiz on its own link, on your domain or embedded in your page. It captures the email with a consent box that meets GDPR and CAN-SPAM rules. And it pushes the contact into your email platform with a tag that says what the person answered, so your automations know who they are talking to from the first message.

The argument on the homepage is simple. A PDF lead magnet gets you an email address and nothing else. A quiz gets you the email plus the person's level, what is blocking them and, if you ask, their budget, because they want to see their result.

Who is behind Tiquiz?

Tiquiz is built by Bénédicte Lagardette, who goes by Béné. Her about page tells the story plainly. She grew up in a family of Beaujolais winegrowers, worked as a lifeguard and an ambulance worker, and qualified as a nurse at 27, then worked in an emergency room in Corsica and on an ambulance in Switzerland. At 34 a herniated disc led to emergency surgery and then two more operations, which ended that career and left her using a wheelchair.

She rebuilt from her bed. She learned digital marketing and affiliate marketing, started the blog blagardette.com, and has run her whole business on Systeme.io since 2020. Her conviction that quizzes are the best way to capture and qualify leads came from that work.

The first attempt at the software did not go well. She and a business partner paid a contractor to build a Systeme.io quiz tool called iziquiz. After two years and €30,000 it still had not shipped, and customers who had paid were left with nothing. Rather than walk away from them, she took the project back and coded it herself, with AI as her copilot. The result is Tiquiz.

That history shapes the product in a practical way. Béné uses Tiquiz every day for her own sales, and since nobody else sits between her and the code, a requested feature or a bug fix often ships within days. The homepage puts it in her own words: "When you write, I'm the one who reads it, and I'm the one who replies."

We let the AI write a quiz. Here is what came back

The fastest way to judge Tiquiz is the generator on its homepage, which works with no account and no email. We gave it a realistic brief:

• Topic: Which client-attraction style fits your coaching business?
• Audience: solo life coaches with fewer than 500 email subscribers
• Offer: a 6-week group program at $297

We kept the defaults for the rest: a short quiz (3 to 5 questions), sorted by profile, with three profiles and the goal set to qualifying leads. The form also offers a long format (6 to 10 questions), a scored quiz, a tone setting, and options to ask for the visitor's first name or gender so the questions and results can address them directly.

Questions appear on screen as they are written, then the full editor opens. On our last run the whole thing took 63 seconds. The AI titled the quiz "You post, you network, you polish your website. So where are the clients?" and wrote four questions and three profiles: The Quiet Authority, The Natural Connector and The Careful Architect.

Each run produces a fresh quiz. With the same brief, our earlier runs came back as "You're doing the work. So why is your calendar still empty?" and "You're a good coach with a quiet calendar. Which attraction style is yours?", with one profile swapped for The Steady Creator or The Generous Teacher. If the first draft does not sound like your audience, generate again and keep the one that does.

The questions are better than we expected. They read like someone who knows the audience wrote them. One asks: "The last time someone asked you 'So what do you do?', what happened next?" The three answers are "I gave a thoughtful answer, then quietly changed the subject", "We talked for 40 minutes. I never mentioned working together" and "I said 'Check out my website' and hoped it looked finished enough." Any coach who has been there will smile at least once.

Under each answer, the editor shows which profile it votes for and how many points it awards. You can change the points, switch the question type (single choice, multiple choice, image choice, yes or no, a 0 to 10 rating, stars or free text), add an "Other" field, or shuffle the answers.

One detail impressed us more than the copy. Tiquiz checks the scoring for you. On our quiz it flagged "3 possible ties between your results" and listed the exact answer combinations that would give two profiles the same score. By default the profile highest in the list wins a tie, and one click switches the quiz to break ties using the answers instead. Most quiz builders leave you to discover that kind of problem from confused visitors.

The capture step comes before the result. The consent box is unticked, its sentence is already written in the recommended form, and a yellow note warns you to add a link to your privacy policy before you publish. The note also explains that GDPR applies as soon as some of your visitors come from Europe.

Each result has a description, a "Key insight" block and a "What if..." block with concrete next steps. The Careful Architect result opens: "You've rebuilt your website at least twice. You've compared Kajabi and Systeme.io more than you'd like to admit, and your freebie has a beautiful cover." The insight that follows is sound coaching advice: funnels amplify demand that already exists, and under 500 subscribers there is not much to amplify yet.

One thing to plan for. We had typed our offer and price into the optional field, and none of the three result sets mentioned it. Each result came with a labelled button ("Turn my posts into clients", "Get paid for my conversations") but no link, and the editor says plainly that a button without a link stays hidden. Expect to add your sales-page link to each result and, if you want it, a sentence about your offer. It takes a few minutes, and it is the part a human should write anyway.

When you are happy, "Keep my quiz" creates your free account with the quiz already saved inside it.

How does Tiquiz get leads into Systeme.io without Zapier?

This is the feature Tiquiz is built around. Systeme.io does emails, funnels, courses and payments well, but it has no quiz builder, and none of the big form tools connect to it directly. Tally, Typeform, Google Forms, Jotform and Interact all need Zapier, Make or Pabbly in the middle, and a quiz with a different tag per result needs one Zap per profile on a paid Zapier plan.

Tiquiz talks to the Systeme.io API with your own key. You copy the key from your Systeme.io settings, paste it into Tiquiz once, and Tiquiz validates it before saving it. The key is stored encrypted and only its last four characters are shown afterwards.

For every lead, Tiquiz then sends:

1. The contact. Email, plus first name, last name, phone and country if the quiz asks for them. Existing contacts are found by email and updated, never duplicated.
2. The tags. The tag for their result, tags for survey answers or score ranges if you use them, and a share tag if they shared their result. Missing tags are created, and existing tags on the contact are left alone.
3. The result in words, in a contact field called tiquiz_result, if you have created that field in Systeme.io.
4. Custom fields from the capture form, each in a Systeme.io field named after its label.
5. Course or community access, if you linked a Systeme.io course or community to that result. Tiquiz enrolls the contact itself.

There is one step people forget, and Tiquiz's own guide spells it out: in Systeme.io, adding a tag starts nothing on its own. You need one automation rule per tag, with the "Tag added" trigger and an action such as "Subscribe to campaign". To make that painless, the quiz editor has an Automate tab that lists every tag the quiz will send, grouped by use, with one-click copy and a button that opens your Systeme.io rules page.

The Systeme.io setup guide walks through all nine steps in order, including the test run that proves the rule fires. It also covers the failure cases that matter. If you regenerate your API key in Systeme.io, the Tiquiz card shows Disconnected and you get one email about it. Leads captured in the meantime stay in Tiquiz, and a "Sync all" button resends them once the new key is in place.

Does Tiquiz work with GoHighLevel and other tools?

Yes. GoHighLevel is the second native connection, and it is even simpler: you click Connect, approve Tiquiz on GoHighLevel's own screen and pick the sub-account that should receive leads. Tiquiz asks only to read and write contacts, read sub-accounts and read tags. It cannot see your conversations, payments or appointments. Leads arrive with the tags from each result, so your workflows start on "Contact Tag Added". Tiquiz estimates ten minutes for the first setup and two for the next ones.

An agency can connect several sub-accounts in one go, and each becomes a connection. If a quiz already sends to Systeme.io, you only change its destination, because the tags are reused as they are.

For everything else there is a webhook. Every lead goes out as JSON with the contact, profile, score, answers and tags, ready for Make, n8n, Zapier, Google Sheets, a CRM or your own site. The webhook is available on every plan. Brevo, ClickFunnels and Podia are listed as coming soon.

Two rules are worth knowing. A quiz sends to one email tool, Systeme.io or GoHighLevel, not both. It can also send every lead to an extra webhook at the same time, but that uses two connections, which means a paid plan.

Profile quizzes, scored quizzes, surveys and Popquiz

Tiquiz builds four kinds of content on the same engine.

A profile quiz answers "who are you?". Every answer votes for a profile and the most-voted profile wins. It is the format behind every "What kind of ... are you?" quiz, and it segments an audience best.

A scored quiz answers "where do you stand?". Answers carry points, the total lands in a range, and that range's message is shown. You can add several axes, such as sleep 50 out of 100 and stress 80 out of 100, each with its own bar. One button spreads the ranges across the scores that can actually be reached, so you never work out boundaries by hand, and a tag can be computed from each range.

A survey collects opinions with single or multiple choice, yes or no, ratings, stars, ranking and free text. Each answer can apply its own tag, which lets you segment on what people told you. The free-text answers can be copied in one go, and on PLUS the AI summarises the themes and the exact words your audience uses.

A Popquiz puts questions on top of a video from YouTube, Vimeo or your own upload. You choose the second each question appears, the video pauses, and playback resumes after the answer. You get the email, the tag and the exact point where each viewer stopped watching.

Follow-up emails written for each result

A lead who hears nothing for a week forgets who you are. Tiquiz can send the follow-up itself. For each profile, the AI writes a sequence from your quiz and your offer: by default the result right away, then a tip, what is holding them back, your offer and a last email to stay in touch, on days 0, 1, 3, 5 and 7. You edit each email by clicking into it.

The safeguards are sensible. No email goes out twice, sends happen between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. in the lead's time zone, and every email has an unsubscribe link. If the quiz is connected to Systeme.io or GoHighLevel, an unsubscribe also applies a tag there. Without a ticked consent box, only the result email is sent. You see sends, opens, clicks and unsubscribes per email.

On the paid plans, emails can go out from your own domain after you add a few DNS records, and until that domain is verified they go out from a Tiquiz address built from your name, so nothing is lost. If you would rather keep all email in Systeme.io or GoHighLevel, you can turn Tiquiz's sending off quiz by quiz. It is not a newsletter tool, and it does not try to replace your autoresponder.

Branding, your own domain, languages and embedding

Your logo, colours and font apply from the free plan, in quizzes and in emails. On a paid plan the quiz moves to your own subdomain, such as quiz.yoursite.com, with your own footer instead of the small Tiquiz mention.

You can share a quiz as a link in a bio, an email, a story or a QR code, or embed it with six lines of code. The embed works in a Systeme.io page or funnel, a WordPress Custom HTML block, and the code blocks of Wix, Webflow and Squarespace. The height adjusts to each screen, so there is no scrollbar inside your page.

The interface comes in seven languages, and the AI writes quizzes in more than 100 languages and regional variants. Tracking pixels for Meta, Google Analytics and Google Ads are supported on every plan, and they fire only after the visitor accepts a small banner. Without a pixel there is no banner at all.

There is also a share-to-unlock option. After seeing their result, visitors can share it to unlock a bonus you offer, and the shared link previews their result rather than the quiz landing page. You pick the networks, and Tiquiz notes that on intimate topics like health or money, people rarely share, which is a fair thing for a vendor to say.

Stats that show where people drop off

The Results tab shows how many people saw each question and how many answered it, because the two point to different fixes. If people see a question and do not answer, the question is the problem. If they answer and then leave, it is fatigue. Tiquiz flags nothing below 20 respondents, since one person out of eight is 12.5% and would trigger a needless rewrite.

The split by result shows every profile, including ones nobody has landed on yet. Leads can be exported to CSV at any time, with addresses, profiles and answers. On PLUS, the AI reads your stats and writes a plain-language analysis, plus a strategic review across all your quizzes.

Talking to your quiz funnel in ChatGPT and Claude

Tiquiz has an MCP connector, Tiquiz Quiz Funnel, that works with ChatGPT and Claude from the free plan. You add it as a custom connector, sign in to Tiquiz through OAuth and tick permissions one by one. Then you can ask questions like "How did my quizzes do this week compared with last week?" or "Check that my leads reach Systeme.io with the right tag."

Seven of the eight tools only read your account. The eighth creates a quiz as a draft, which you review and publish yourself. Lead emails reach the assistant masked (as ma***@gmail.com) unless you tick a separate box, every action is logged in Settings, and a Cut off access button ends it. Nothing irreversible, such as deleting data or changing your plan, is possible from the assistant.

How much does Tiquiz cost?

Tiquiz has three plans. The English site prices them in US dollars and the French site uses the same numbers in euros. Prices below were checked on November 11, 2026.

	Free	Tiquiz	Tiquiz PLUS
Price	$0, no card	$17/month or $170/year	$29/month or $290/year
Quizzes, surveys, Popquiz	1 of each	Unlimited	Unlimited
Visible leads	10 per rolling 30 days	Unlimited	Unlimited
Connections (Systeme.io, GoHighLevel, webhook)	1	2	Unlimited
Follow-up emails per profile	1 (100 a month)	5 (2,000 a month)	7 (10,000 a month)
Own domain, no Tiquiz branding	No	Yes	Yes
Client workspaces, AI analysis, 3 AI generators	No	No	Yes

AI-written quizzes, the native Systeme.io and GoHighLevel connections, automatic tags, embed codes, completion stats and tracking pixels are included in every plan, free included. The three PLUS generators write a bonus, an email sequence and promotional posts from your quiz.

The free plan does not run out after a trial period. Leads beyond the ten visible ones are still captured and shown blurred, and they are released to your tool as soon as you upgrade, so a quiz that takes off on the free plan loses nothing.

The pricing page is candid about the rest. There is no setup fee and no required add-on. Cancelling takes three clicks under Settings, Account & Pricing, with one retention offer that you can decline. Switching tiers mid-month on a card deducts what is left of the current month, and the exact amount is shown before you confirm.

What does that save? Tiquiz's own example pairs Typeform Plus at $79 a month with Zapier Professional at $29.99 to move leads into Systeme.io, which comes to $108.99 a month. Over five years that is $6,539. Tiquiz on the yearly plan over the same five years is $850. Typeform does things Tiquiz does not, and Tiquiz says so on the same page, but for the single job of quiz to tagged contact, the gap is large.

How does Tiquiz compare with Typeform, Interact, Tally and Quizify?

Tiquiz publishes a comparison on its homepage, checked in September 2026. It is a vendor's table, so treat it as a starting point, but it is more balanced than most.

	Tiquiz	Quizify	Typeform	Interact	Tally or Google Forms
Lead reaches Systeme.io	Directly	Directly	Via Zapier or Make	Via Zapier	Via Zapier or Make
Missing tags created	Yes	Not verified	No	Created by hand	No
AI writes the quiz	Fully	In beta	No	Partly	No
Monthly price	$17	$29	$79 + $29.99	$89 + $29.99	$0, by hand

Source: Tiquiz homepage comparison, prices as listed by Tiquiz in September 2026.

A few honest notes help here. Typeform is the most polished form builder around. Tally is excellent and free if a single tag for everyone is enough. Interact has a template library nobody matches and years of conversion data. Tiquiz says all of this itself.

Quizify is the one other tool that connects to Systeme.io directly. Béné writes that she tested it, found it does the job but harder to learn, and could not confirm whether it creates missing tags, so the table marks those cells "not verified" rather than guessing. We appreciated that.

Where Tiquiz pulls ahead is the whole chain in one place: AI writing, tagging, follow-up emails and a free plan that already does the direct connection. If you live in Systeme.io or GoHighLevel, that is the comparison that matters.

Templates for coaches and other trades

If you would rather start from something proven, Tiquiz has ready-made quiz templates by line of work, available from the free plan. There are templates for business coaches, life coaches, yoga teachers, naturopaths, course creators, marketing consultants, photographers, real estate, mindset, nutrition, sleep and energy, parenting, relationships, career change and money coaching. Each one runs five or six questions and takes two or three minutes, and every template exists in all seven interface languages.

Is Tiquiz safe and GDPR compliant?

Tiquiz says its database is hosted in the European Union, in Paris, with everything encrypted in transit and at rest. The API keys for your tools are encrypted a second time before storage, and accounts are walled off by the database itself rather than by a filter in the code. Leads are never sold, rented or passed to advertisers.

The privacy policy names its processors: Supabase for the database and sign-in, Hostinger for the application server, Cloudflare for delivery and protection, Stripe and PayPal for payments, Amazon SES in the Stockholm region for follow-up emails, and Anthropic for the AI generation and analysis features.

For your own compliance, the defaults do most of the work. You are the data controller and Tiquiz is the processor. The consent box is never pre-ticked, proof of consent is stored on every lead, and every email carries your postal address and an unsubscribe link that takes effect immediately. Disposable addresses from more than 100,000 throwaway domains are rejected, and a typo such as "gmial.com" prompts the visitor with "Maybe [email protected] instead?" before they submit.

What do users say about Tiquiz?

Most public reviews come from the French-speaking coaching and online business community, which is where Tiquiz started. They are published on Trustpilot and G2 and collected on the Tiquiz site with the reviewers' consent.

The same themes come up again and again: the direct Systeme.io connection with automatic tags, how quickly a usable quiz appears, and Béné's responsiveness. Jocelyne Bacquet writes that her quizzes have brought in 2,435 leads and that her list "has never filled up this fast." Maurice Massolin, who coaches women entrepreneurs, uses a diagnostic quiz with sequences segmented by profile and says the setup works "without a developer."

The wall of reviews also keeps the critical lines in. One user would like embedding in WordPress to be easier, and another found connecting an outside platform by webhook harder to set up than the native connections. Both are fair, and both point to the same conclusion: the experience is smoothest if you use Systeme.io or GoHighLevel.

What should you know before you sign up?

• No conditional branching. Questions do not change based on earlier answers. Tiquiz suggests chaining two quizzes instead, which also means the lead is captured after the first one.
• One email tool per quiz. Systeme.io or GoHighLevel, plus an optional extra webhook on a paid plan.
• Tags start nothing on their own in Systeme.io. Each result needs its own "Tag added" rule, which takes a minute or two per tag.
• Add your own links and offer. In our tests the generated results did not mention the offer we typed in, and result buttons need a link before they appear.
• It is not a newsletter tool. Broadcasts to your whole list stay in your email platform.
• The free plan shows 10 leads per rolling 30 days. The rest are kept and released when you upgrade.
• It is a one-person company. That brings quick fixes and direct support, and it also means a smaller team behind the product than at Typeform or Interact.

Who is Tiquiz best for?

Tiquiz fits a specific kind of business very well.

• Coaches, consultants, trainers and course creators on Systeme.io. This is the core audience, and the direct connection removes the most annoying part of the setup.
• GoHighLevel users and agencies. The one-click authorization and, on PLUS, one workspace per client with their own sub-account make client quizzes manageable.
• Solo business owners who freeze at a blank page. The AI draft gives you something good to edit instead of something to write.
• French-speaking and multilingual audiences. The product started in French, and quizzes come out in more than 100 languages.
• Anyone replacing a Typeform or Interact plus Zapier stack. The monthly saving starts at around $90.

It is a weaker fit if you need complex branching logic, heavily designed quiz experiences with custom animation, or a native integration with a platform that is not on the list yet and you do not want to use a webhook.

Is Tiquiz worth it?

Yes, if you sell through an email list in Systeme.io or GoHighLevel and want a quiz that does more than collect addresses. The fiddly part of any quiz funnel is getting the right tag onto the right contact without a fragile chain of tools. Tiquiz handles that well, and the small details show care: missing tags created for you, ties caught before visitors hit them, consent set up correctly by default, and no drop-off alerts until 20 people have answered.

The AI writing is a genuine head start. Our test quiz needed links and a line about the offer, and every coach will want to put a few phrases in their own voice, but the questions and profiles were usable on the first try. Pair that with a free plan that already includes the direct connection, and the risk of trying it is close to zero.

The best next step costs nothing and needs no account. Type your own topic and audience into the Tiquiz quiz generator, read what comes back in about a minute, and if it sounds like your audience, keep the quiz and connect it to your list.

FAQ

What is Tiquiz?

Tiquiz is a quiz funnel builder made in France, at tiquiz.io in English and tiquiz.fr in French. Its AI writes the questions, answers and result profiles of a lead-generation quiz from a short description. When a visitor leaves their email, Tiquiz creates the contact in Systeme.io or GoHighLevel with a tag for their result, or sends the lead anywhere else by webhook.

Is Tiquiz free?

Yes. The free plan has no card requirement and no time limit. It includes one quiz, one survey and one Popquiz, one connection, and the first follow-up email of each profile's sequence. Ten leads are visible over a rolling 30 days, and the rest are kept until you upgrade.

How much does Tiquiz cost?

Tiquiz costs $17 a month or $170 a year, and Tiquiz PLUS costs $29 a month or $290 a year, as listed on tiquiz.io on November 11, 2026. The French site shows the same figures in euros. There is no setup fee and no commitment.

Does Tiquiz connect to Systeme.io without Zapier or Make?

Yes. You paste your Systeme.io API key into Tiquiz once. Each lead is created or updated by email and gets the tag for their result, and missing tags are created automatically. You still add one Systeme.io rule per tag, with the Tag added trigger, to start your emails.

Does Tiquiz work with GoHighLevel?

Yes. You connect with one button through GoHighLevel's authorization screen and pick a sub-account. Tiquiz asks only for contacts, sub-accounts and tags. Leads arrive with your result tags, so workflows can start on Contact Tag Added.

Can Tiquiz send follow-up emails after the quiz?

Yes. Each result profile gets its own AI-written sequence, sent between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. in the lead's time zone. The free plan sends the first email of each sequence, the Tiquiz plan up to 5 per profile and PLUS up to 7. It does not send newsletters or broadcasts.

Does Tiquiz support conditional branching?

No. Tiquiz keeps quizzes linear by design. To build two levels, chain two quizzes: the first captures and tags the lead, and each result sends people to a different second quiz.

What languages does Tiquiz support?

The interface is available in seven languages, and the AI writes quizzes in more than 100 languages and regional variants. Arabic displays right to left, and templates exist in all seven interface languages.

Where is Tiquiz data stored, and is it GDPR compliant?

Tiquiz says its database is hosted in the EU, in Paris, encrypted in transit and at rest. The consent box is never pre-ticked, proof of consent is kept for every lead, pixels fire only after consent, and you can export or delete lead data at any time.

Can agencies manage client quizzes in Tiquiz?

Yes, on PLUS. Each client gets a separate workspace with their own quizzes, leads and Systeme.io or GoHighLevel connection, and you switch between clients without logging out.

Can I use Tiquiz with ChatGPT or Claude?

Yes. The Tiquiz Quiz Funnel MCP connector works with both from the free plan. The assistant can read your quizzes, stats and leads, run a diagnosis and create a draft quiz. Lead emails stay masked unless you allow otherwise.

Who makes Tiquiz?

Tiquiz is built by Bénédicte Lagardette, a former nurse turned online entrepreneur who writes at blagardette.com. It is published by ETHILIFE SAS, registered in Montpellier, France. She codes the product and answers support herself.

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