Medicine
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Pharmacology, anatomy, clinical reasoning, patient safety — the highest-volume recall there is.
View quizzesRe-reading a chapter feels productive and mostly isn't. QuizzyApp turns the material you're already studying into timed questions with instant feedback — alone, against the clock, or live against everyone else in your class.
Free to use. One account works in any browser and in the Android and iOS apps — your progress follows you between them.
Built for recall-heavy subjects. Medicine, law, engineering, accountancy — the fields that reward being asked the same thing until you can't get it wrong.
Browse all subjectsPharmacology, anatomy, clinical reasoning, patient safety — the highest-volume recall there is.
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01Learn
Answer, get it wrong, find out why — then meet the same idea again next week.
Short timed attempts with immediate feedback, reviewable question by question with the correct answer and the author's explanation. Every attempt feeds a picture of where you're weak, so revision points at the topics that need another pass instead of the ones you have already mastered.
Start with a quiz02Compete
A leaderboard is the cheapest revision incentive ever invented.
Host or join a live competition with a real-time leaderboard — a class, a study group, an open event. Serious attempts can run under exam conditions: fullscreen enforcement, shuffled questions and options, and one fixed clock for everybody in the room.
See live events03Create
Your notes already contain the test. This just gets it out of them.
Build a quiz question by question, or paste your notes and let the AI draft one for you to edit before it goes anywhere. Publish it, bundle related quizzes into a collection, invite a co-author — and charge for access if you want to, keeping the majority share of what it earns.
Start creatingThe parts that make an attempt worth something. A score on its own teaches nothing. These are the pieces that turn one into a study session.
See what's publishedGive each question its own time, or run one clock for the whole attempt. In a competition everyone gets the same one.
Walk back through every attempt question by question, with the correct answer and the explanation the author wrote for it.
Every attempt updates a picture of what you keep missing, so the app can point you back at those topics instead of the easy ones.
Fullscreen enforcement, shuffled questions and shuffled options, and a fixed clock — for the attempts that are supposed to count.
Download a quiz in the Android or iOS app and keep going on a train, in a basement, on a plane. It syncs when you're back.
Paste your notes, upload a document or drop a link, and get a draft quiz back. You review and edit every question before publishing.
Four kinds of people, one tool. The heaviest users are revising for professional exams — because those are the subjects that reward repeated recall most.
The thing that moves material into long-term memory is being asked to retrieve it — answering without the page in front of you, getting it wrong, and finding out why. Why quizzes, not notes
Revising for university and professional exams — medicine, law, engineering, accountancy. Timed attempts, honest feedback, and a record of what you keep missing.
Set practice tests, run a live class competition on the projector, and see completion rates per quiz instead of guessing who revised.
Circles keep a group moving together — shared quizzes, a group chat, and a leaderboard that makes it obvious who has actually been doing the reading.
Publish what you already teach, keep ownership of it, charge for access if you want to, and make one cohort's material work for every cohort after it.
No lengthy setup. No waiting to be approved. You can be answering a real question about two minutes from now.
Create a free accountEmail or Google, and you're in. One account covers the website and the Android and iOS apps, and your XP, streaks and results follow you between them.
Browse by subject and start playing, or turn your own material into questions: build them one at a time, or paste your notes and edit the draft the AI gives back.
Attempt it against the clock. Afterwards, walk back through every question with the answer and the explanation — and let the weak topics that surface decide what you revise next.
Every quiz can be played five different ways. Pick the one that matches how much pressure you want to be under.
Open the appOne quiz, one clock, nobody watching. The default way in: pick a subject, take the attempt, then review every question you got wrong with the author's explanation beside it.
Everyone answers the same questions on the same clock while the leaderboard moves in real time. Run one for a class, a study group, or open it to anyone with the link.
You against one other person, same questions, fastest correct answer takes it. Short, sharp, and far more motivating than a revision timetable.
A private group with its own shared quizzes, chat and standings. Invite people with one link and keep everybody honest about how much revision is actually happening.
One set, every day, the same for everyone. It exists to protect the only revision habit that reliably works: the one you do without deciding to.
Straight answers. Longer ones are on the support page.
Yes. It is free to use, funded by advertising. Premium removes all advertising and unlocks the AI quiz tools, unlimited quiz creation, collections, live competitions, image questions and offline downloads. You can cancel any time.
No. One subscription covers the website and the Android and iOS apps — sign in with the same account and everything follows you.
Nothing is deleted. Your quizzes, collections and results all stay in your account. You simply return to the free limits, and everything remains playable.
Yes. Anyone can publish. You keep ownership of what you write, you can charge for access to a quiz or a collection, and you receive the majority share of what it earns. The current split, along with plays, completion rates and earnings, is shown in the creator dashboard.
Downloaded quizzes play offline in the Android and iOS apps, and your results sync when you are back online. The website needs a connection.
It writes a first draft. You review and edit every question before publishing — the AI is a starting point, not a final answer, and you are responsible for what you publish under your name.
Free to start. No card required. Your first quiz is about two minutes away.