Changelog
Changes that affect how you make, share and check quizzes, newest first. Small fixes you would not notice are left out.
24 October 2026
The results page now groups a quiz's questions into topics and shows how the class did on each, its weakest question, and a grid of every student by topic. One click on “Re-teach this topic” makes a short follow-up quiz on just that part. Topics are worked out for you, also for quizzes you made before, and the Excel export gets a Topics sheet.
How it works24 October 2026
Turn on a certificate in a quiz's link settings (when a student passes, or when they finish) and students download it as a PDF or image from their results. Design it once for the workspace: 10 templates, your own wording, school name, up to two signatures, colours, fonts, portrait or landscape, A4 or US Letter. The results page prints a certificate for everyone who passed in one go. Free plans get 4 templates; Pro adds 6 more, your logo and colours.
24 October 2026
Add “Written answer” questions: students write a few sentences, and the AI suggests a mark and a comment from your marking points. You confirm or change each mark on the results page (or accept them all at once), and only your mark counts. On Pro the suggestions are ready as students hand in; on the free plan ask for them from your daily AI edits. Canvas, Moodle and the other LMS exports carry them as essay questions.
22 October 2026
In a quiz's link settings you can now choose the pass mark (50% to 90%, or none), add a time limit that hands the quiz in at zero, pick when it opens, and give each student a random set of questions so neighbours see different ones. Students see a message that fits their score instead of “Failed”.
How it works22 October 2026
Download a quiz's results as an Excel file with one row per attempt and a sheet showing each question right or wrong. Results also show who handed in late and who left the quiz page during the attempt (students are told this before they start).
7 October 2026
Click ✨ AI on any question to make it easier or harder, reword it, write new wrong answers, add an explanation, or change it to another question type. You see the change straight away, Undo puts the old question back, and nothing changes for students until you save.
How it works7 October 2026
“Make a version” in the editor rewrites a whole quiz for students who need support, for students ready for a stretch, or around a theme your class loves (football, space, animals…). Same questions in the same order, saved as a new quiz; the original stays as it is.
How it works7 October 2026
Students can switch on a dyslexia-friendly font, bigger text, extra spacing or a cream background, and have each question read aloud. It's under “Reading support” on the quiz page and stays on their own device.
How it works5 October 2026
Upload a worksheet, vocabulary list or past test in any subject and keep its questions word for word. The answers and explanations are worked out for you, and you can add instructions such as “only questions 1 to 8”.
How it works5 October 2026
After a quiz is generated, a second AI answers every question again without seeing the key, in any subject: a wrong date, a misremembered fact or a calculation slip. Anything it disagrees with is marked “Check this answer” in the editor.
How it works5 October 2026
Turn on shuffling in a quiz's link settings and each student gets a different order on every attempt. New quizzes also spread the right answer across A to D.
How it works5 October 2026
Quizzes now show x², 10⁻³ and √ properly everywhere, the editor has a maths symbol bar, and students can type x^2 in answers.
How it works28 September 2026
Make an MP4 for TikTok, Reels, Shorts or the classroom screen from any quiz, under Download / Export.
How it works28 September 2026
PDFs are now read in your browser, so long chapters and scanned handouts up to 10 MB work.
How it works21 September 2026
Short guides for each job: making, sharing, reteaching, exporting and what students see.
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