For schools, colleges & universities
Hear from every student. Not just the front row.
Quizotic turns any lecture into a conversation the whole room joins from their phones. No app, no student accounts. We set it up for your institution and guide your first teacher until it works.
- 2,967 students joined sessions, Jun–Aug 2026
- Teachers in 20+ countries
- Google & Microsoft sign-in
Try it the way a student would
In your last lecture, how many students did you actually hear from?
This is what your students see: a code, a question, four big buttons.
The quiet majority
Ask a class of 60 a question out loud. Count the hands.
Asked aloud
4of 60 answer
The same four students, every time. The other 56 might have understood. You won’t know until the exam.
Asked on Quizotic
57of 60 answer
Everyone answers at once from their own phone. The colours are their answers, and you can see exactly where the confusion is.
Illustration of a typical class, not a measured result.
Made for the whole institution
What it changes depends on where you sit
See engagement across the campus, not only in the rooms you visit.
- Everyone on your email domain signs in with the Google or Microsoft account they already have.
- An admin console shows seats, active teachers and sessions run across the institution.
- Nothing for students to install or pay for. It runs on the phones already in the room.
Your institution at a glance
SampleNumbers from an illustrative institution
Built in India, for the classrooms you actually have.
Crowded rooms, shared Wi-Fi, students on every kind of phone. Pricing in rupees, on request.
NAAC 2.3.2 · ICT-enabled teaching
Session reports are ready-made evidence that teachers use ICT tools in class, with participation you can show.
CBSE and state-board schools
Quick checks for understanding every period, with Hindi-medium support and NCERT-aligned question generation.
Microsoft or Google campus
Whichever your IT team runs, teachers sign in with it. No separate passwords.
Made for real campus Wi-Fi
Sixty phones on one router. Still loads.
The page students open is a fraction of the size of the big names, so a full room is playing in seconds, not watching a spinner.
The guided pilot
Four weeks from “what is this?” to a report on your desk.
- Day 1Access for your whole domain
Every teacher with your institution’s email can sign in. No passwords to hand out.
- Week 1One teacher, one class, with us
We guide your first teacher through a real session, so the pilot starts with results, not a login.
- Weeks 2–3More teachers try it
Short how-to videos and a reply within a working day whenever someone is stuck.
- Week 4A summary for your review
Sessions run, students reached, and sample reports, so the decision rests on your own classes.
Before you ask your IT team
The questions institutions ask first
Can you give us access by campus IP?
We give access by email domain instead. It works off campus and on phones, and every seat is accounted for.
What do students have to share?
A display name. They join with a code and never create an account.
What does it cost?
The pilot is free. Institution pricing is on request, by email or a short call.
We’re a Microsoft campus. Does it work?
Yes. Teachers sign in with Microsoft. Your IT admin approves the app once for everyone.
Your next lecture could be the first one where everyone answers.
Start with one teacher and one class. We’ll guide the first session.
Request a guided pilot