Switching?
The question most people bring is whether a free plan will cover every class, not just the first one. Here is the honest comparison.
From Mentimeter
Source: mentimeter.com/plans, checked 25 Sep 2026.
From Kahoot
Source: kahoot.com/schools/plans, checked 25 Sep 2026.
Three steps. That's all it takes to transform a boring review session into something learners remember.
Add questions, set time limits, choose from 19 slide types. Import from a spreadsheet or build from scratch.
Display the room code on screen or share a QR code. Students join instantly from their devices — no login needed.
Watch responses roll in live. Pause to discuss wrong answers. Celebrate top scorers on the leaderboard.
Free plan · no credit card
Two modes
Run a quiz when you want a game and present when you want a conversation. Use them on their own or together.
Quiz mode
Present mode
From quick polls to collaborative word clouds — tap any card to flip it. The row keeps rolling; hover to pause.
+ 7 more display & utility slide types (title, bullets, quote, video, image, scale, wheel)
Every claim on this page maps to something the product does. Three evidence-based mechanisms run in every session.
Know what your quiz is really testing
Every AI-generated question carries a thinking level from the revised Bloom's Taxonomy, and you can tag the rest. Before you launch, the mix shows how much of the quiz is recall, application or reasoning; after, the report shows how each band held up. A quiz that is 80% recall is a finding, not a verdict.
📖 Anderson & Krathwohl, 2001 — A Taxonomy for Learning, Teaching, and Assessing (the revised Bloom's)
See what learners know vs. what they think they know
Traditional quizzes only show right or wrong. The Confidence Grid adds a second dimension — how sure the learner was. The host sees the sure-but-wrong count the moment an answer is revealed, and the report plots every answer as Mastery, Misconception, Lucky or Gap.
📖 Dunlosky et al., 2013 — Psychological Science in the Public Interest · Butterfield & Metcalfe, 2001 — hypercorrection
Proof that the session moved the room
Host the same quiz before you teach and again after: the report pairs the two sessions by learner and by question and shows the gain — before, after, and who moved up. Answering before instruction improves learning on its own. Self-paced retakes report the change since the first attempt, and any session report mints Day 1, Day 7 and Day 30 follow-up quizzes from the questions the room found hardest, so they come back at the intervals that matter — with the count of learners who opened each one.
📖 Richland, Kornell & Kang, 2009 — the pretesting effect · Dunlosky et al., 2013 — retrieval and distributed practice
Watch a class learn
A sample class takes the same quiz before and after a lesson. Each dot is one student, placed by whether they were right and how sure they felt. Misconceptions drain into Mastery, and the report shows who moved.
A sample class. Your report pairs your own before and after sessions.
Every session generates actionable data. See where your learners excel, where they struggle, and what to teach next.
Illustrative data — your dashboard fills with your own sessions.
“I run corporate training for a living — sessions for thousands of employees a year. Quizotic is the tool I wished I had in the room: one that makes learning stick, not just slides move.”
— Mahesh Dhiman, founder · About →
Quizotic is a free AI quiz generator and live quiz platform. It combines Kahoot-style competitive quizzes with Mentimeter-style interactive presentations — polls, word clouds, Q&A — in one browser-based tool. No app install for participants.
Quizotic's free plan includes all 14 question types (Kahoot's free plan offers quiz and true/false only) and AI quiz generation, and adds Bloom's Taxonomy tagging and Confidence Grid diagnostics. Unlike Slido, it includes a full competitive quiz engine. Unlike Quizizz, it pairs AI generation with a Confidence Grid for every learner and a competency mix for every quiz, so you can see exactly where the class needs work.
Yes. Upload any text-based PDF — textbook chapter, lecture handout, corporate compliance document — and get a ready-to-launch quiz in under 60 seconds, each question tagged with the thinking level it tests. The AI generator also offers class/subject/chapter presets so you don't even need to upload a PDF.
Yes. Corporate trainers use Quizotic for gamified onboarding, compliance quizzes, live workshop polls, and audience Q&A. For a whole institute we grant Pro across your email domain for a fixed period rather than selling per-seat licences — write to info@quizotic.live.
Quizotic is free to use right now: unlimited live sessions of up to 50 participants, 10 saved quizzes, all interaction types, and 10 AI-generated questions a month — no credit card required. A paid Pro plan for larger audiences and heavier AI use is coming soon.
Type a topic ("Grade 10 Chemistry — Acids and Bases"), upload a PDF, or paste text. Quizotic reads the source, identifies key concepts, and produces multiple-choice questions tagged to Bloom's Taxonomy levels (Remember → Create). You review and edit, then launch live or share self-paced.
Every session produces a report you can print to PDF on the free plan; the Excel workbook and Google Sheets exports for LMS gradebooks are Pro features. Participants join with a 6-digit PIN — no platform login required, compatible with Google Classroom, Moodle, or standalone use. Native LMS sync is on the 2026 roadmap.
Yes. The free plan includes unlimited live sessions of up to 50 participants, 10 saved quizzes, all 14 question types, 10 AI-generated questions a month, Bloom tagging, and session reports. No credit card required. A paid plan for larger audiences is coming soon.
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