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Run a live quiz with your class in two minutes

Put a code on the board. Students join from their phones — no app, no accounts, no cost. You see every answer as it comes in.

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A join code projected on the board, students answering on their phones, and the results appearing as a podium

How a lesson actually goes

  1. Step 1

    Pick or build a room

    Use something from Explore, or write your own questions — multiple choice, true/false, fill in the gap, matching and ordering. Up to 20 questions in a live game.

  2. Step 2

    Put the code on the board

    Starting a game gives you a join code and a QR code. Project it. That is the whole setup — nothing to install and nothing to hand out.

  3. Step 3

    Students join and play

    Up to 30 students join from any phone or laptop with just a nickname. No account, no email address, no app download.

Built for testing what they actually learned

The six question types: multiple choice, multi-select, true or false, fill in the gap, matching pairs, and put in order

Six question types

Multiple choice, multi-select, true/false, fill in the gap, matching pairs and put-in-order — so a test can check more than recognition.

See who struggled, and where

Every attempt is recorded per question, so you can see which question the room got wrong rather than only who scored what.

Study material on the question

Attach an explanation, a diagram or a video to any question, so a quiz doubles as revision instead of only a score.

Questions teachers ask

Do my students need accounts?
No. They open the join page, type the code from your screen and pick a nickname. Nothing else is asked of them, and no email address is collected.
How much does it cost?
Hosting live games and building rooms are free. There is a premium tier for heavier use, but nothing on this page requires it.
How many students can join one game?
Up to 30 players in a single live session, with up to 20 questions per game.
Can I reuse a quiz with another class?
Yes. A room is permanent — host it as many times as you like, and each game keeps its own results.
Can students revise on their own afterwards?
Yes. The same room can be played individually at any time, with study material on the questions and a review step covering the ones they got wrong.
What subjects does it work for?
Anything that can be asked as a question. Rooms are tagged by subject and language, so a language class and a chemistry class use the same tool.

Your next lesson could end with a game

Make a free account, build one room, and put the code on the board.

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