Learning science · Low bandwidth · No app install
The tools that dominate live quizzing — Kahoot, Mentimeter, Quizizz — optimise for entertainment, not learning. Their free tiers are increasingly restrictive, they get heavier every year, and none of them are built around how learning actually works.
Most "engagement tools" optimise for entertainment. Quizotic optimises for retention. There's a meaningful difference.
Quizotic is built on three pillars of peer-reviewed learning science:
Competency mix
Every AI-generated question carries a thinking level from the revised Bloom's Taxonomy, and you can tag the rest. Reports fold the six levels into Recall, Apply and Reason, so you can see whether a quiz tests recall or builds deeper understanding.
Confidence Grid
Participants tap Sure or Not sure after choosing an answer. The host sees the sure-but-wrong count at reveal, and the report surfaces the most dangerous learning gap: the things people are wrong about but feel sure of.
Learning Gain
Did the session move the room? Host the same quiz before and after you teach it, and the report pairs the two sessions by learner and question to show the gain and who moved up. 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 after a delay — spaced retrieval, one of the best-evidenced methods for long-term retention.

Quizotic is built by Mahesh Dhiman, a learning & development professional who designs and runs training for 12,000+ employees at one of India's largest energy companies. Years of standing in front of real classrooms and training halls — not a growth team, not VC funding.
He built Quizotic because the engagement tools he used in those rooms optimised for entertainment, not retention. A session should leave something behind — Quizotic is built around the learning science that makes that happen.
We read every piece of feedback. Every single one. If you've run a session on Quizotic and have something to say — good or bad — we want to hear it.
Email us at info@quizotic.live. We personally read and respond to every message.