Quiyo started with quiz creation. The problem kept getting bigger.

At first, the obvious problem was helping someone turn a topic or document into a useful quiz. But once a quiz is created, the work keeps going: review, publishing, participation, results, corrections, exports and reuse. For institutions, repeated assessments and existing teaching materials add another layer. Quiyo has grown around that reality.

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Assessment work is still too fragmented.

A useful assessment may begin in lecture notes or a PDF, move into a question editor, get delivered somewhere else, and end with results or corrections in another tool. Quiyo is being built so more of that work can stay together.

That matters for a single creator because every extra handoff takes time. It matters even more when the same kind of assessment work happens again and again across courses, classes or an institution.

We are not trying to make every quiz complicated. We are trying to let a simple quiz stay simple while giving the same product somewhere to grow when the work around it becomes larger.

A working product, not a concept page.

Quiyo is live and actively being tested. Personal quiz creation and assessment workflows are already working, while the Institution Workspace continues to be expanded and prepared for broader real-world use.

The current focus is simple: keep improving the product around the assessment problems people already have, then grow the institution side with the same practical approach.

Alongside the software, Quiyo is also developing dedicated assessment hardware intended to help institutions run focused CBT sessions with less dependence on large desktop-computer setups or unrestricted candidate devices. See Quiyo Device →

Make the first step faster

Start from an idea or material you already have, get a useful first draft faster, then keep editing until the questions are ready.

Keep the work connected

Creation, publishing, delivery, results, corrections and reuse should not feel like unrelated jobs spread across different places.

Grow without starting over

A personal quiz, a class assessment and recurring institution work can use different amounts of Quiyo without forcing the user to abandon the product as the job grows.

The people building Quiyo.

Quiyo is currently founder-led. The product is being built with a mix of software engineering, product design and firsthand experience with the way students and educators create, take and manage assessments.

Adam Ahmad

Founder & Product Lead

Medical student and software builder working across mobile development, assessment technology and product design. He leads the product direction and engineering behind Quiyo.

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Quiyo is being built as an independent assessment technology company.

Quiyo makes money from software access, not from selling users' quizzes.

Personal users can use Quiyo for free and upgrade when they need higher publishing limits, more included AI usage or additional paid capabilities. Institutions configure their workspace around the staff, participants, storage and AI usage they need.

Public quizzes remain free user-generated content. Quiyo does not take commissions from quiz creators, let users sell quizzes to one another or turn participant access into a marketplace.

Create one quiz today. Keep using the same workspace when the job gets bigger.

That is the direction behind Quiyo: make the first assessment easier, then make the next one easier because the useful work did not disappear.