No accounts
Nobody signs up or remembers a password. A link, code or QR code is all it takes.
No accounts, no clutter, no surprises. Participants open a link and answer on a page that stays out of their way, one question at a time or on a single scroll.
Participants join with a link, access code or QR code, no sign-up or password. Before anything starts, a disclosure explains what's collected, how long they have and how many attempts, so nobody begins a timed test by accident.
Choose the rhythm that suits the test: one-question-at-a-time with progress and navigation, or a single scrolling page for a quick run-through. A sticky timer stays in view, and every answer autosaves, so a dropped connection means resuming, not restarting.
Questions render maths with KaTeX and show images cleanly, so a formula or diagram reads properly. When someone is entitled to longer, apply an extra-time multiplier or one-off extension without restarting. The experience is keyboard-friendly and screen-reader tested.
Nobody signs up or remembers a password. A link, code or QR code is all it takes.
Before the clock starts, participants see what's collected, how long they have and how many attempts.
A focused one-question-at-a-time flow, or a single scrolling page, whichever fits the test.
Answers save as they go, so a lost connection or a closed tab never means starting over.
Grant a per-participant multiplier or a one-off extension without restarting the attempt.
Respondent management โKeyboard-first, screen-reader tested and comfortable on a phone, with a calm, uncluttered design.
No. They open a link, enter a code or scan a QR code and start. You decide how much identity to collect, from anonymous to verified email.
It shows a single question per screen, with a progress indicator and navigation, so participants focus on one thing at a time. You can instead present the whole test on one scrolling page; the choice is yours per test.
Their answers autosave as they work, so a dropped connection or closed tab doesn't lose their progress. They reopen the link and resume where they left off, within the run's time limit.
Yes. You can apply a per-participant extra-time multiplier or grant a one-off extension, without restarting the test or affecting anyone else's clock.
Yes. It's designed to be comfortable on a phone as well as a laptop, and it renders maths with KaTeX and shows images clearly at any size.
It's built to be. The interface is keyboard-friendly and screen-reader tested, with a WCAG-minded design and the option of extra time.
Build a test and try it as a participant. You'll see how calm and quick taking one can be.