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For students

Learning that feels like a game, not a test.

Join your class with a code, answer at your own pace, and get friendly feedback on every question. No red ink, no pressure, just a calmer way to learn.

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How it works

Three steps, start to finish.

From a blank quiz to feedback in students' hands, the whole loop stays quick and calm.

  1. Teachers build a quiz

    Write your own questions, or start from an AI draft and make it yours, then publish to your classroom in a couple of clicks.

  2. Students take it, calmly

    They join with a short class code and answer at their own pace. A gentle progress bar, never a countdown.

  3. Everyone gets feedback

    Answers are scored the moment a student submits, with supportive AI feedback on every question, for both sides.

For teachers

Less marking, more teaching.

Quiztin grades the second a student submits, and writes the specific, encouraging feedback you never have time for.

  • Build a quiz in minutes, or start from an AI draft and make it yours.
  • Publish to a classroom, so only enrolled students can take it.
  • Every submission scored instantly, with no red pen in sight.
  • See who is thriving and who needs a hand, at a glance.
Create your first quiz
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For students

A quiz that is on your side.

Join with a code, take your time, and learn from feedback that points at the idea, not the grade.

  • Join a class with a short code. Nothing to install.
  • Answer at your own pace, with a calm progress bar and no timer.
  • Get friendly feedback on every question, right after you submit.
  • Misses are framed as things to review, never as failures.
Join your class
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AI feedback

Feedback that sounds like a person, not a red pen.

After every question, Quiztin explains the idea in a warm, encouraging voice. A miss becomes something to review, never a mark against you. And every quiz still scores on its own if the AI is ever away.

Example feedback

Which layer of the OSI model routes packets between networks?

to reviewYour answer: The transport layer

So close. The transport layer carries data end to end, but choosing a route between networks happens one layer down, at the network layer, where IP addresses do their work. Worth another look.

Questions

Good questions, honest answers.

  • Is Quiztin free?

    Yes. Quiztin is free for classrooms. Create an account and start building quizzes right away.

  • How do students join a class?

    A teacher shares a short class code. A student creates an account, enters the code, and they are enrolled. Nothing to install.

  • Is the AI feedback real?

    Yes. Quiztin uses a language model to write feedback on each question, and every quiz still scores correctly on its own if the model is ever unavailable.

  • Do you send student data to the AI?

    No. Only the academic content of a question is ever sent for feedback, never a student name, email, or identity.

  • What kinds of questions can I ask?

    Multiple choice to start, with more types on the way. Write your own, or begin from an AI draft and edit it.

Free for your classroom

Ready to make quizzes feel calmer?

Create an account in under a minute. Build a quiz, invite your class, and let Quiztin handle the scoring and the feedback.