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Knowledge checks
Knowledge checks that keep the team sharp.
Products change, processes get updated, and you hope the message stuck. A five-minute knowledge check turns hoping into knowing, light enough to run every week.
Draft a check in minutes from an updateShare by QR in the stand-up or a linkSee who understood it, in real time
Fast to make
Turn this week's update into a check in minutes
You don't have time to write a test every week. Paste the update and TestSetGo drafts a handful of grounded questions, each linked to its source. Keep the five that matter and it's ready in about the time it took to read the update.
- Paste an update or upload the doc
- Each draft cites the passage it came from
- Keep a handful, publish, done
Zero-friction sharing
Share it where the team already is
Put a QR code on screen at the end of the stand-up, or drop the link in the team channel. No account, no app: people tap, answer and move on. Responses land live, so you know by lunchtime whether it got through.
- QR code in the room or link in the channel
- No accounts, tap and answer
- Responses arrive in real time
Catch it early
Spot the misunderstanding before customers do
The dashboard shows per-question accuracy and the wrong answers people chose, so a shaky topic jumps out. Better to learn half the team got the refund window wrong from a Tuesday check than a Friday complaint.
- Per-question accuracy at a glance
- The common wrong answers, spelled out
- Know what to reinforce next huddle
How it works
A weekly rhythm that takes minutes
01Draft from the update
Paste whatever changed and keep the five questions that matter; the check is ready in minutes.
02Share it in the moment
Show a QR code at the stand-up or post the link in the channel, and people complete it before the day is out.
03Glance at the results
Check per-question accuracy, spot the topic that didn't land, and reinforce it in the next huddle before it becomes a problem.
Built for low ceremony
Everything a quick check needs, nothing it doesn't
One question at a time
A one-question-at-a-time mode reads cleanly on a phone, where most quick checks get answered.
The participant experience →Autosave and resume
If someone gets pulled away mid-check, answers are saved and they finish when they're back.
Reusable each week
Start a fresh run whenever you need one and keep each week's results separate to see trends.
Instant auto-grading
Multiple choice, true/false and short answers mark themselves the moment they arrive.
Free to run often
The free plan covers 75 responses a month, plenty for regular checks. Paid plans from $19 add volume.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
How long should a knowledge check be?
Short. Five questions that take a couple of minutes get answered; twenty don't. Aim for a quick pulse on whether a specific update landed, not a comprehensive exam.
How do people take it without an account?
They scan a QR code or open a link and start straight away, with nothing to install and no sign-up. That's what makes a recurring check practical: run one at the end of a stand-up and have answers before people sit down.
Can I see results as they come in?
Yes. Responses appear on the dashboard in real time, with objective questions graded automatically. You know within minutes whether the message got through.
Can I reuse a check or run one every week?
Yes. Start a new run whenever you need one, for a new update, week or team, and each run keeps its own results so you can compare over time.
Is it free?
The free plan includes 75 responses a month, which suits a small team running regular checks. For larger groups or more frequent checks, paid plans start at $19 a month.
Run your first knowledge check
Paste this week's update, keep five questions, and share a QR code at the next stand-up. You'll know who understood it by lunchtime.
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