Editable to the core
Every stem, option, answer, point value and explanation is yours to change before publishing.
Clear stems, plausible distractors, a correct answer and an explanation, each citing your material. You approve every one.
01Upload a document, paste text or name a topic. AI drafts from that source, not thin air.
02Tighten the stem, rewrite a weak distractor, fix the correct answer, adjust points and polish the explanation.
03Add the ones you're happy with to a test, mix in questions you wrote yourself, then publish.
A multiple choice question is only as good as its wrong answers. Drafts arrive with plausible distractors, a marked answer and an explanation.
Each draft carries the passage it was built from, so you can confirm it against your material. That citation is what makes it checkable.
AI drafts the four types that grade themselves. Build the other five, from numeric through ordering and matching, in the same editor.
Every stem, option, answer, point value and explanation is yours to change before publishing.
See which wrong option people picked most, the fastest way to spot an unclear question.
Results and analytics →Drafts come from the document, text or topic you provide, each citing its passage.
Drafts arrive in four types; add the other five, numeric to matching, in the editor.
Multiple choice explained →Each draft suggests an explanation, so a correct answer teaches. Edit it to your voice.
The generator proposes; you dispose. No question reaches a participant without your sign-off.
Yes. Generating and editing drafts is part of the builder, and the free plan covers 75 responses a month. Paid plans add volume and team seats, billed by responses rather than features.
Multiple choice, multiple response, true/false and short answer, each grounded in your material with a suggested explanation. The editor supports nine types, so you can add numeric, ordering or written answers alongside the drafts.
Yes. Drafts include plausible distractors rather than obvious filler, plus a marked correct answer and an explanation. You refine each one so the options test understanding.
From the material you provide: an uploaded document, pasted text or a named topic. Each draft cites the passage behind it. It doesn't read web pages, audio or video.
No. Every draft is fully editable and nothing publishes until you approve it, so treat the output as a fast first draft of questions you own.
Objective types grade automatically, short answers included. Long answers go to a manual grading queue with a marking guide, so every participant is scored the same way.
Point it at your material and get a set of editable drafts. The blank-page part of writing a test, done.