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Yes — completely free right now. No credit card required, no time limit. You can run live sessions with up to 50 participants, keep up to 10 saved quizzes, and use AI generation (10 questions/month, 20 in your first week). We are not charging currently as a gesture of learning enablement while we grow.
Kahoot is primarily a quiz game. Quizotic is built on learning science — the Confidence Grid, a learning-gain check, and a competency mix for every quiz. All 14 of our question types are on the free plan, including fill in the blank, matching, word clouds, case studies and live Q&A, where Kahoot's free plan offers quiz and true/false questions only. We also offer interactive presentation mode (like Mentimeter). And unlike Kahoot, Quizotic is optimised for low-bandwidth classroom connections, with an ultra-light participant page.
Mentimeter is strong on presentations and polls, but limited on quiz and assessment features. Quizotic combines both: full live quiz engine with competitive scoring AND rich interactive presentation slides. You can mix quiz questions, polls, word clouds and Q&A in a single session.
No. Participants join using a 6-digit code in any web browser — Chrome, Safari, Firefox, on a phone, tablet, or laptop. Nothing to install. This is a deliberate design principle: we never want an app download to be a barrier in a classroom.
Up to 50 participants on the free plan. This covers most classroom and training scenarios. If you run larger groups regularly, email us at info@quizotic.live — we personally read every request.
14 types: MCQ, multi-select, true/false, fill in the blank, matching, image choice, pin on image, poll, rating, ranking, open-ended, word cloud, Q&A, scenario (case study). Each type is designed for a different kind of cognitive engagement. Upvoted, moderated audience Q&A that runs across a whole deck is a presentation feature rather than a question type.
You can paste a topic, type your own notes, or upload a PDF or Word document. Quizotic generates a full quiz in seconds — questions with options, correct answers, explanations, and the thinking level each one tests (Bloom's Taxonomy). You can edit everything before going live. The free plan includes 10 AI-generated questions per month.
Bloom's Taxonomy (Anderson & Krathwohl, 2001) is a framework for classifying educational objectives by cognitive level: Remember, Understand, Apply, Analyse, Evaluate, Create. In Quizotic, you can tag each question to a level. After a session, you get a Bloom's distribution report — so you know whether your quiz is testing surface recall or building deep understanding.
After choosing an answer, participants tap Sure or Not sure. The host sees the "sure but wrong" count the moment the answer is revealed, and the session report plots every answer on the Confidence Grid — Mastery, Misconception (confident but wrong), Lucky and Gap. Confident-but-wrong answers are the most dangerous learning gaps, where learners have misconceptions they do not know they have, so they are the first thing the report shows.
Spaced retrieval means re-testing after a delay instead of once; with retrieval practice it is one of the two study techniques rated highest-utility in the research. From any session report, Quizotic mints three follow-up quiz links — Day 1, Day 7 and Day 30 — carrying the questions that session found hardest, and shows you how many learners open each one. Share them on WhatsApp or your LMS; learners answer alone and see the explanation after each question. Follow-up links are part of Pro.
Three things you can check in any session. Confidence: every scored answer carries Sure or Not sure, the host sees sure-but-wrong at reveal, and the report lists confident misses to reteach. Learning gain: 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. Spacing: Day 1, 7 and 30 follow-up quizzes bring the session back and their opens are counted. Each claim on this site maps to one of those mechanisms; where a feature is on the roadmap rather than shipped, we say so.
Four modes: Competitive (live leaderboard, speed scoring — maximum energy), Reflection (no scores, open discussion format), Self-Paced (each participant moves at their own speed), and Assessment (formal evaluation with shuffled questions and score reports).
Yes. We designed Quizotic specifically for classrooms where 1–2 Mbps connections are common. Quizotic's join page is 267 KB on first load — the lightest of any tool in this category that can be measured. Kahoot's is 2.85 MB, Wayground's 1.17 MB, Slido's 1.09 MB and Mentimeter's 597 KB, all measured the same way on 12 September 2026. On a 1–2 Mbps link shared by thirty phones, that is the difference between a room that is playing in ten seconds and a room watching a spinner. The host view is heavier but optimised for standard broadband.
Yes. Every plan can download the session report as a PDF — the free plan includes 10 a month. On Pro you can also export an Excel (XLSX) workbook with per-participant scores, question-level accuracy, time taken, and Bloom's distribution, which opens in Google Sheets.
Yes. You can add images to question text and to individual answer options. Images are hosted on Cloudflare CDN for fast delivery. The free plan includes 5 image uploads per month.
The participant interface supports multiple languages for question text and answers — you can author questions in any language, including non-Latin scripts. The host dashboard is currently English-only. We are working on expanding language support based on user demand.
There is nothing to pay today: Quizotic is free, and the planned Pro plan is not on sale yet. When it launches it will bill in INR with UPI and a domestic GST invoice in India, and in USD by card elsewhere. We will give existing users ample notice before any changes.
Email info@quizotic.live with your account email and request account deletion. We will delete all your data within 7 days. Participant data (display names and responses from your sessions) is also deleted.
For hosts: name, email, and profile picture (via Google OAuth or email sign-in). For participants: only the display name they choose — no account required, no personal data collected. See our Privacy Policy for the full picture.
Absolutely. Quizotic is widely used in coaching and test-prep institutes for competitive and entrance exams. The Assessment session mode, Case Study question type, Bloom's level tagging, and Confidence Grid are particularly useful for rigorous exam preparation. AI generation from your own syllabus or notes works well too.
Email info@quizotic.live. We personally read every message and aim to respond within 24 hours on working days.