AI drafts questions
It writes first drafts from your material. You make every final call.
Every question is drafted from your material, checked by a second AI pass, then reviewed and published by you.
AI education technology from Version Zero Limited, used by millions of learners, including people at these organisations.
AI writes from the document, slides or notes you provide. Each draft cites the passage it came from, so you can check it in seconds.
A separate AI review pass reads each draft against the source. It looks for wrong answer keys, unclear wording and claims the material doesn't back up.
Drafts stay private in the editor. Review each question, edit, replace or delete it, then publish when you are happy.
It writes first drafts from your material. You make every final call.
A second review pass screens each draft before it reaches you.
Objective questions are scored by fixed rules, so the same answer always scores the same.
You apply the marking guide and can override a score, with the reason logged.
Fix a question and every affected attempt is regraded with an audit trail.
Participant answers are not used for advertising or public-model training.
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No. Objective questions are graded by fixed rules. Long answers are marked by you against a marking guide. AI only helps draft and review questions.
Yes, any AI draft can be. That is why each one cites its source, goes through a review pass and waits for your review. Check the cited passage before you publish.
No. Drafts stay private until you publish a version of the test.
No. We do not use participant answers for public-model training, and your material is used only to draft your questions.
If you generate from a topic alone, the question has no citation, so you know to check it yourself.
Upload your material, review each source-linked question and share a test you stand behind.