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Turn any document, lecture or photo into exam-grade questions — each traced to the exact sentence it came from. Generate, review, deliver and grade, in one calm place.

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Generation studio12 questions · 100% cited
Reviewing 1 of 12A accept R reject E edit
Source · Chapter 4

Photosynthesis converts light energy into chemical energy stored in glucose. It occurs in the chloroplasts of plant cells and releases oxygen as a byproduct. The Calvin cycle fixes carbon dioxide into sugar using ATP and NADPH.

MCQUnderstandquality 0.94
Which molecule does the oxygen released in photosynthesis come from?
A
Water
61%
B
Carbon dioxidea common misconception
28%
C
Glucosethe product, not the source
7%
D
ATP
4%
cited → sentence s2
Accept AEdit EReject R
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Paste anything. Get a quiz.

Notes, a PDF, a YouTube lecture, a web page, a photo of the page, or an audio recording — QuizRoom reads it all and grounds every question in it.

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docs & notes
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any file

Exports & integrates with the tools you already use

01 Provenance

A citation on every question

Each question links to the exact sentence it was drawn from. A server-side check quietly drops anything that doesn't resolve — so “100% cited” is a fact, not a claim.

  • Click any question to trace it to the source
  • Hallucinated references removed automatically
  • Re-checked again the moment it's saved
Question · cited
MCQUnderstand
Which molecule does the oxygen released in photosynthesis come from?
A
Water
61%
B
Carbon dioxidea common misconception
28%
C
Glucosethe product, not the source
7%
traced to → “…releases oxygen as a byproduct.” (s2)
02 Library

A question bank that stays clean

Every accepted question lands in a searchable bank with near-duplicate detection — so a term of material never becomes a term of near-copies.

  • Filter by Bloom's level, type, difficulty
  • Duplicate detection across the whole bank
  • Assemble a paper by blueprint
Question bank1,284 items
QuestionTypeQuality
Where does photosynthesis occur in the cell?MCQ0.94
True or false: chlorophyll absorbs green light.T/F0.91
Name the cycle that fixes carbon dioxide.Short0.88
Order the stages of the light-dependent reactions.Order0.86
Which inputs are required for the Calvin cycle?MSQ0.83
03 Insight

Analytics that close the loop

Publish a link, collect attempts, and get quiet, useful psychometrics back — score distribution, per-question difficulty, the items to fix before next term.

  • Server-side scoring, answers never leaked
  • AI-graded written answers, with evidence
  • Export to QTI, Moodle, GIFT and more
Item analytics218 attempts
74%
▲ on target
average score
0.62
balanced
avg. difficulty
3
needs a look
items to review
Score distribution · 218 attempts
6%
0–20
14%
21–40
24%
41–60
34%
61–80
22%
81–100
04 Fits your stack

Exports into the tools you already use.

No reformatting, no lock-in — one click to your LMS. Eleven real formats, actual files.

Moodle.xmlCanvas.zipClassroomFormsKahoot.xlsxQuizlet.txtNotionDriveWordPressZapier
Keyboard-first

Review at the speed of thought.

One palette runs the whole loop — accept, reject, re-cite, export. Your hands never leave the keyboard.

Review
Accept questionMoves to the bank, keeps its citationA
Reject & log reasonFeeds the model what to avoid nextR
Edit & re-citeRewrite the stem, re-anchor the sourceE
Actions
Export to MoodleQTI, GIFT, CSV — no reformatting⌘E
Filter by Bloom’s levelBalance recall, apply, analyze⌘F
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What’s in the box

Everything an assessment needs.

Sentence-level citations

Every answer is traced to the exact sentence it came from — highlight it, hover it, defend it in an audit.

… occurs in the chloroplasts of plant cells and releases oxygen as a byproduct.◆ cited → sentence 12 · span [4,9]

9 question types

MCQ, MSQ, true/false, short, cloze, ordering & more.

Grading with evidence

Rubric scores that show the sentence behind them.

Duplicate detection

No near-copies across your whole bank.

11 export formats

Moodle, Canvas, QTI, GIFT, CSV, JSON…

Answers never leak

Server-side scoring — answer keys stay on our servers, never in the browser.

Assemble by blueprint

Build a paper to a Bloom’s mix and difficulty target in one click.

How it works

From source to score, without the busywork.

A calm, deliberate loop — nothing hidden, nothing you can't defend.

01

Bring a source

A file, a URL, or a photo of the page. It reads and numbers every sentence.

02

Generate & review

Questions stream in, cited. Triage from the keyboard — A accept, R reject, E edit.

03

Deliver & learn

Share a link or export to your LMS; attempts return as analytics.

100%
questions carry a citation
6 min
to review a hundred
11
real export formats
9
question types
Loved by educators

Trusted where it counts.

“Review went from a weekend to a coffee break. I don't know how I taught without it.”

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“I can point at any question and show exactly where it came from. That's everything.”

Lena Chen
Biology Lead

“Finally an AI quiz tool I can defend in an accreditation audit.”

M. Okafor
University, Registrar

“Exports straight into Moodle — no reformatting, no cleanup. Just works.”

Soo Park
Corporate L&D

“Made 200 questions from a single lecture recording in minutes. Unreal.”

Tom Baker
Secondary teacher

“The citations are the killer feature. Nothing else even comes close.”

J. Rivera
Publisher

“Review went from a weekend to a coffee break. I don't know how I taught without it.”

Dr. A. Rahman
Head of Assessment

“I can point at any question and show exactly where it came from. That's everything.”

Lena Chen
Biology Lead

“Finally an AI quiz tool I can defend in an accreditation audit.”

M. Okafor
University, Registrar

“Exports straight into Moodle — no reformatting, no cleanup. Just works.”

Soo Park
Corporate L&D

“Made 200 questions from a single lecture recording in minutes. Unreal.”

Tom Baker
Secondary teacher

“The citations are the killer feature. Nothing else even comes close.”

J. Rivera
Publisher
For builders

Or drive it from your stack.

Everything the studio does is one API call away — same citations, same scoring, in your own pipeline.

  • Generate, cite and grade over REST
  • Webhooks for every accepted item
  • SDKs for TypeScript & Python
quiz.ts
const quiz = await aiquest.generate({ source: "bio-lecture-05.pdf", types: ["mcq", "short"], cite: true, // trace every answer }) quiz.questions[0].citation // → { sentence: 12, span: [4, 9] }
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FAQ

Questions, answered.

Are the citations actually checked?+

Yes — on the server. A question whose citation doesn't resolve to a real sentence in your source is rejected before it reaches you, and re-checked again at save. "100% cited" is an invariant, not a marketing line.

Do you train on my documents?+

Never. Your sources generate your questions and nothing else. You can self-host the whole thing on your own server with your own key.

Which LMSs and formats do you support?+

QTI 2.1 for Canvas, Blackboard and D2L; Moodle XML; GIFT; AIKEN; plus CSV, JSON, Word and print-ready PDF — eleven real formats in total.

What can it read?+

Text, PDF, Word and web pages — plus images, audio and video, which are transcribed and grounded just like any other source.

Is there really a free plan?+

Yes. 60 free credits every month, no card required — enough for your first fully-cited question bank.

Write the paper you can stand behind.

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