Examize - Quizzes in seconds, not days

Examize Quizzes in seconds, not days

What is Examize?

Examize is an AI Quiz Maker designed to seamlessly integrate with Google Workspace. It allows users to quickly generate quizzes from their Google Drive files. This tool streamlines the quiz creation process, saving valuable time and boosting productivity for educators and professionals.

Examize offers a variety of question types and customization options to suit diverse testing needs. The platform ensures a user-friendly experience and focuses on providing dynamic and creative questions. By leveraging AI, Examize enables efficient and effective quiz generation directly within the familiar Google environment.

Features

Forms Generator: Creates quiz forms directly within Google Workspace.
Custom Question Types: Supports multiple-choice, true/false, fill-in-the-blank, and open-ended questions.
Google Drive Integration: Seamlessly works with files stored in Google Drive.
Token-Based System: Uses a credit system to manage request costs based on document size and question number.
Flexible Plans: Offers Free, Plus, and Pro plans to cater to different user needs.

Use Cases

Creating quizzes for students based on stories or specific topics.
Generating tests for team members to assess knowledge or skills.
Developing quizzes for friends for recreational or educational purposes.
Building resume interview questions.
Creating vocabulary definitions tests.

FAQs

What are credits used for?

Credits are used to calculate the cost for each request, the larger the document we read, the greater amount of credits will be consumed. Also the number of questions affect the amount of credits used.
Can I upgrade my plan?

At any time you can upgrade your plan and the credits will be added to your account.
If I dont use my credits will it roll over?

Yes, unused credits roll over every month so they are never wasted.
Does this product support Video?

Not currently but this is a feature we plan on adding in the near future.
Does Examize do anything else with my docs?

No, Examize doesnt store any of your file data, we only use it to process it for our AI and get rid of it.