Sign-off sheets prove someone attended. They don't prove anything went in. A five-minute live quiz at the end of a module does, and it changes how people listen for the hour before it.
Quiz on your material, not generic trivia
Upload the PDF you trained from and the AI builder drafts multiple-choice questions on its contents. You review and edit every question before it's saved. Uploaded files are scanned for embedded instructions before the AI reads them, and the AI runs in Sydney, alongside the rest of the platform.
Three ways to run the room
Basic, for a clean check
Full points for every correct answer, however long it takes. Ideal for compliance refreshers and knowledge checks where you want an honest picture, not a race. How Basic scores.
Power Play, to see confidence
Participants back each answer at 1×, 1.5× or 2× before they give it. Their wager is recorded with every response, so you can find the people who were certain and wrong. That's the gap training exists to close. How Power Play works.
Team Buzzer, to end on a high
Split the room into up to eight teams with a game-show buzzer. First to buzz answers for the team: +100 or −50. It turns the last session of a long day into the one people talk about. How Team Buzzer works.
Built for professional sessions
- No participant accounts. A PIN and a display name, in any browser. Nothing to install on a locked-down work laptop.
- Resilient to bad Wi-Fi. Participants who drop out rejoin on the same question with their score intact; if you refresh the host screen, the session resumes where it was.
- Rehearse in private. Practice runs let you play the quiz yourself first. They're free and never use your monthly sessions.
- A record you can file. Session reports on every plan; CSV export of every response on Junior and Senior.
Pricing that suits a training calendar
Junior covers groups of up to 50 for A$19 a month. Senior covers up to 100, adds Team Buzzer and PDF-to-quiz, and includes 50 AI drafts a month for A$29. Participants never pay. Compare plans.