Setting and marking regular tests eats the week
Typing question papers, photocopying, collecting answer sheets and marking them one by one is slow. Results reach students days later, when the topic has already moved on and the feedback no longer helps.
AI-generated drafts
Describe a topic in plain language and get a full draft test in seconds. Keep what works, rewrite the rest.
Your own questions
Write multiple-choice questions with an explanation for each, so students learn from what they got wrong.
Automatic grading
Every submission is scored the moment it comes in. No answer-sheet pile, no late nights.
Live in-class mode
Run a test in real time with a shared join code and watch scores arrive as students finish.
Answer review for students
After submitting, students see the correct answers and your explanations — feedback while the topic is still fresh.
Topic-level analysis
See which questions and which topics the batch got wrong, so the next class targets the real gap.
Who it's for
- Teachers running weekly or daily practice tests
- Institutes preparing students for competitive exams
- Batches that revise with frequent MCQ practice
- Anyone who wants results the same day, not next week
Frequently asked questions
How are tests graded?
Multiple-choice questions are graded automatically the moment a student submits. Scores, a per-question breakdown and your explanations are visible to the teacher and the student straight away.
Can I write my own questions?
Yes. Build a test question by question with four options and an explanation, or start from an AI-generated draft based on a topic and edit it before publishing.
Do students need an app or an account?
No. Students open a link or enter a join code in any browser, on a phone or a laptop. There is nothing to install.
Can I run a live quiz in class?
Yes. Live mode shows a shared join code, runs the quiz in real time, and you can watch submissions and scores come in from the monitor screen as students finish.
Does it work on phones?
Yes. The student experience is built for phones first, which is how most students in coaching institutes take tests.