Quyz generates a different lesson for every student — different pace, different language, different examples. Not a template. Not the average kid. The actual student sitting in front of you.
Short lessons, real examples, a hint when you're stuck, and points for showing up. No lectures. No judgment. Just you and what you're actually interested in.
Lessons are generated to match each student's profile. You review, edit, or write your own. Track IEP goals, spot struggles early, and stop guessing who needs help.
Weekly progress summaries written in plain English. Send your child an encouraging message. See their streaks and scores — without logging into a system designed for educators.
Type in any topic. Watch Quyz build a real lesson for it — right now, in your browser. No account, no email, no waiting.
This generates lessons exactly the way Quyz does for every real class. Describe a topic and you'll see a real preview build in front of you.
Generate a Free Preview →Previewing is free and doesn't require an account. To save your lesson and start your free beta, you'll sign up with Google — no separate password to create.
Quyz is built around whoever actually shows up — their pace, their language level, their way of getting unstuck. Not a curriculum. A person.
Pace, language level, feedback style, and visual density — set per student, adjustable anytime. The app adapts to them, not the other way around.
When a student is stuck, they get nudged toward the answer with a Socratic hint — never given it away. Builds real understanding, not learned helplessness.
One tap re-explains the whole concept using a completely different approach and analogy. The lesson doesn't repeat — it finds another way in.
Add your IEP goals once. Quyz tracks progress automatically as students work — and writes the kind of language you can actually put in a report.
Every Sunday, Quyz runs a deep analysis on each active student — what's clicking, what isn't, whether their learning profile still fits. You get the summary before Monday.
Three attempts under 70% on the same topic and it lights up amber in your roster. A quiet signal to step in — not a shame mechanic the student ever sees.
Assign the topics. Set each student's profile. Decide what gets taught and when. Generation is automatic — you decide what your class actually works on.
Topics unlock in order — a student needs 70% (or whatever threshold you set) on the last one before the next one opens. No skipping ahead confused, no busywork on what they've already got.
Daily streaks, points for every lesson and quiz, milestone rewards. Designed to feel like a game she actually wants to play — not extra homework.
Plain-English weekly summary emailed to parents — lessons completed, quiz scores, streak, and a personalized insight. Stay in the loop without logging into a system built for educators.
Don't see what you need in the library? Describe it — tie it to a chapter you just covered, a skill you're building, a real-world situation your students will recognize. The lesson gets written from your brief, not a generic template.
Describe a whole unit in plain language — "5-week personal finance unit for 10th graders" — and it sequences 6–10 topics in teaching order. Reorder, deselect, confirm. The unit's ready to assign in minutes, not an afternoon.
Watch the demo ↗Every generated lesson lands in your approval queue first. Preview, approve in one click, or regenerate. Students see nothing until you say so — especially important when content accuracy matters for IEP classrooms.
A lesson lands off, or just isn't right for your class? One tap flags it and it gets rewritten from scratch — no ticket, no waiting on us.
Dark mode and OpenDyslexic font toggle are built into every lesson — not an afterthought, not a setting buried in a profile. Students flip between them in one tap without leaving the page.
When a student is stuck or overwhelmed, one tap flags the topic for their teacher — no verbal ask, no email, no waiting. Teachers see every pending flag in their class view and resolve them with a single click.
Neurodivergent students aren't struggling because they can't learn. They're struggling because nobody built a system that teaches the way they think.
Describe a topic and Quyz builds a real lesson right in your browser — no account required to look. Sign in with Google whenever you're ready and you're in the beta immediately. Free, no approval wait.
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