KvizMe is designed for learners and educators in all areas where knowledge is conveyed. Learners answer comprehension questions by formulating responses – similar to an oral exam – or by marking images. They receive immediate, transparent feedback on their answers, including a tip for closing potential knowledge gaps. Educators can instantly see what has been understood – and what has not.

KvizMe focuses on comprehension questions instead of rote knowledge testing. Learners must actively apply content and receive instant feedback to close knowledge gaps – ensuring sustainable learning success.

The KvizMe Assistant can extract learning units from documents and automatically generate editable comprehension questions, solutions, and grading criteria (KvizUnits) for KvizDecks and FlashKviz. Alternatively, KvizUnits can be created entirely from scratch. Learners immediately receive a transparent evaluation of their answers, while educators gain insights into where knowledge gaps remain.

You can create and use open-ended comprehension questions, image annotations, and multiple-choice tasks. Questions can be auto-generated, edited, and enhanced with explanations.

The free Basic subscription of KvizMe already includes all features. If you want to create larger quizzes or learning decks, you can upgrade to KvizMe Pro, which is available at a significantly reduced price during the current introductory phase.

Yes. Your documents are only used to create quiz questions, explanations, and feedback for you. They are stored in encrypted form, not used for AI training, and can be deleted at any time.

Yes, KvizMe is web-based and works on all devices and operating systems without installation, directly in the browser.

KvizMe uses a "Smart Defense" strategy. In addition to technical barriers, we design our assessments so that using external AI becomes inefficient and disadvantageous. Those who try to cheat usually take longer and deliver worse results than someone who uses their genuine knowledge. We measure true understanding, not the ability to operate a chatbot.