What's new.

Create quizzes with Gumbit or from an image

Use the assistant in the quiz builder, or upload an image to generate questions.

Practice with more exam material and worked solutions

New competitive exam question banks include explanations that can be shown during answer review.

Study with generated flashcards

Learners can create and complete revision sessions by topic.

Review exams with a clearer grading workflow

Teachers can follow marking progress, review answer sheets and marking guides, and handle corrections and recheck requests.

Track class and learner progress

New performance views include class trends, exam diagnostics, and learner reports.

Publish richer forms

Add covers and themes, preview the result, and pause or resume responses.

Invite guests to self-paced quizzes

Shared runs now support people joining without an account.

Mark handwritten homework from photos of the page

Upload the pages and every answer comes back read and marked, the working cropped from the photo beside it. Review the doubtful ones, accept the rest in a batch, and release when you are ready.

Exams, from the printed paper to released results

Set a paper up from a photo of it — questions, the marks against each one, options and the date — add the marking scheme if you have one, then read a whole class of answer sheets in one action.

Marks awarded the way a board scheme awards them

Method marks for correct working, credit carried through an early slip, units counted as part of a science mark, objectives all or nothing. Marks can weight a homework's score, in quarter steps.

See how the class did, question by question and student by student

A heat map grids every student against every question so the hard ones stand out, and released results come with ranked tables — class standings, subject summaries and overall student ranks.

Students see their marks and per-question feedback

Once you release, each student sees the mark on every question and the line of feedback you left, on both homework and exams. Nothing provisional ever reaches them.

AI marking is part of the Organization plan

It comes with a monthly allowance of graded submissions, and top-ups if you need more. Marking by hand is unchanged and available on every plan.

Word clouds, rankings and tap-the-image questions

Ask the room for a word and watch a cloud build as answers arrive, have them put options in order, or drop a pin on a picture and see where the taps land. Questions and options can carry photos too.

Let respondents see the results after they submit

Turn on a summary at the end of a form so people see how everyone else answered once they have had their say. It is off unless you switch it on.

Star ratings and steadier summaries in forms

Ask for a rating out of five alongside the other question types. Written answers are summarised more faithfully, and closing or reopening a form now sticks.

Every form and pulse in one place

Forms and live pulses now share a single Responses section, so you can find what you sent and what came back without having to remember which kind it was.

A rebuilt console for running a live session

The host screen is now one console: room controls, the shared screen, live answers and room music in a single layout, instead of separate views that each behaved a little differently.

Joining a pulse takes one tap

Voters go straight in without a nickname step, and a scanned code opens the room without a second tap. You can still ask for a name to show on the lobby wall — answers stay anonymous either way.

The pulse builder saves as you go

Questions now save themselves while you write, so closing the tab no longer loses a half-built pulse. New questions also start with a sensible time limit instead of a blank one.

Room music stays in sync for everyone

The room hears the same track at the same point, including people who join late, and playback recovers when a browser blocks it. Muting the music is now the one audio control.

A cleaner, more consistent dashboard

Pages across the dashboard share the same headers, cards and spacing, so moving between classes, quizzes and responses feels like one product rather than several.

Live Pulse no longer borrows quiz wording

Unscored rooms used quiz language, showed podiums and offered standings a pulse has no use for. Pulses now count respondents, end by telling you how many people took part, and the monthly limit names pulses as well as quizzes.

Run a live pulse and watch the answers land

Build a pulse, share the code, and the room votes on their phones. Results fill in live on the big screen — no scores, no leaderboard. You choose whether voters see the totals too, or only the projected screen.

Collect anything that isn't a quiz with forms

Send a form to a class or share a link that works without an account — feedback, sign-ups, exit tickets. Choices and scales come back as charts, and long written answers can be summarised for you.

Let students hand in photos or PDFs

Choose how each homework may be answered: typed in the app, uploaded as a photo, or selected as a PDF. Students see only the formats you allow, and PDF pages land in the same grading view as photos.

Give the same quiz to several classes at once

Pick every class that should get an assignment when you create it, instead of repeating the same setup class by class. Each class still gets its own results.

Ask a student to redo a piece of homework

Send a submission back with a note instead of grading it as final. The student can reopen the work, fix it and hand it in again, and you see it return to your grading queue.

See how a whole assignment performed

The assignment page now opens with an overview of the class — how many have handed in, the spread of scores, and which questions were answered worst — so you know what to reteach before you open a single submission.

More control over homework before students start

Edit or remove questions after assigning, as long as nobody has begun. When generating questions with AI you can also set how hard they should be.

Students can flag questions and read your marks

While working, a student can flag a question to come back to and it stays highlighted in the question tracker. Once you return the work, they see the marks and feedback you gave on each question.

Read a textbook page full screen before choosing it

Page thumbnails were too small to tell one page from another. Open any page full size, move through with the arrow keys and select it without leaving the viewer. The page picker itself is tidier and no longer clips its own controls.

Set time and points across a quiz in one go

Apply a time limit or a point value to every question at once, instead of editing each question to make the same change.

Annual pricing for the Individual plan

Individual can now be paid yearly at a discount, the same way the classroom plans already could.

Joining, quiz preview and number fields

Students who already have an account can sign in on the join page and claim a class code, instead of being told their email is taken. Quiz preview no longer crashes on some options, and time and points fields keep what you type.

Pick the exact PDF pages for question generation

Upload a PDF, preview the pages, and pick the ones your questions should come from — when generating a quiz and when building notebook homework. You can choose how many questions you want, and much larger files now work.

AI auto-grading now grades every submission

Grading a whole assignment no longer holds uncertain or hard-to-read answers back for review — every submission gets a result. AI isn't 100% accurate, so the app reminds you to check its work; your own grades are never changed.

Pre-grade one student's notebook with AI

Run AI suggestions on a single submission from the grading view, instead of the whole class at once.

Reuse an assignment in another class

Give an existing quiz assignment or homework to another class in a couple of clicks — the details copy across, and classes that already have it are marked.

UPSC, CBSE and NCERT question banks in the library

38 new banks: UPSC prelims and practice sets, CBSE class 10 and 12 board papers, and NCERT practice for classes 11 and 12. Filter them alongside JEE Main and NEET.

Assignment buttons say what they create

"Assign quiz" picks an existing quiz; "New homework" writes one on the spot. Building a quiz mid-assignment now returns you to the wizard, and back buttons remember which class tab you came from.

The quiz editor is easier to use on a phone

Bigger, easier-to-hit controls in the question strip, and a header that arranges itself properly at any screen size.

Class and assignment screens speak your language

Those screens are now fully translated in every language the app supports, instead of falling back to English.

Players no longer hit an error screen when a game opens

Opening a live game as a player, and some shared result pages, showed an error instead of the game. Both load normally now.

Students can no longer open teacher pages

Student accounts now have their own settings page, and teacher-only screens are no longer reachable from a student sign-in.

Hand-in tracking matches what students actually submitted

"Submitted" totals count real hand-ins, marking unsubmitted work as done asks you to confirm you saw the notebook in class, and an early mark no longer blocks a student from uploading their pages.

Math shows as typeset formulas in reports

Session reports and question previews now render math properly instead of showing raw notation.

Grade a whole notebook assignment in one pass

Every submitted photo is read, the confident ones are marked for you, and anything uncertain stays in your review queue.

Top up AI questions without changing plan

Buy a one-time pack when you run out for the month. Topped-up questions never expire, and they stay with you if you move to a smaller plan.

Choose your language before you sign in

The login, sign-up, join and setup screens now carry the same language picker as the rest of the app.

Plan changes go through from the billing page

Moving between paid plans no longer dead-ends. Upgrades take effect straight away and are prorated; downgrades start at your next billing date.

Quiz settings no longer lose what you type

Clear a number field and type a new value without digits being swallowed. The panel now saves itself shortly after you stop, and tells you when a save fails.

AI question generation fails less often

A response that comes back garbled is retried automatically rather than surfacing as an error.

Suggest Answers stays visible in the question editor

It now appears disabled with a note that you need to mark the correct answer first, instead of vanishing.

Screen readers announce the setup steps in your language

The step-by-step progress on the class, assignment and join screens was read out in English whatever language you had chosen.

Usage cards on the billing page line up

Numbers, bars and buttons sit on the same line across all four cards, whatever length the labels are.

Run a live quiz from any device

Players join with a room code, answers score on speed and streaks, and the leaderboard lands the moment the question closes.

Set homework students finish in their own time

Give a quiz an opening and a due date, then watch completion and scores arrive without having to be in the room.

Grade handwritten work from a photo

Students photograph what they wrote in their notebook, the first pass is marked for you, and every score stays yours to change.

Organise learners into classes

Invite by link or import a roster, and keep each class's assignments, seats and results separate.

Start from a shared question library

Pick ready-made questions by subject and level, or save your own so the next class is a few clicks instead of an evening.

Work in eleven languages

Menus, settings and the student screens follow the language your browser asks for, or the one you choose.