The classroom assessment platform built for live classes.
Qyzen runs timed quizzes, posts scores the instant they're submitted, keeps every course file in one place, and gives teachers a live view of the room. Sign in to pick up where your class left off.
Sign inRunning a graded quiz usually means three tools and a spreadsheet.
One app makes the quiz, another grades it, a third stores the files, and someone copies the marks in by hand. Qyzen does the whole loop in one place — write the quiz, let it grade and post results on its own, watch the class as it happens, and export everyone's scores when you're done. Less switching between apps, fewer marks entered by hand, nothing lost along the way.
Every assessment, accounted for.
Qyzen records each step of an assessment as it happens — a quiz opening, a student submitting, the automatic grade, an integrity flag, the final export — so nothing about a quiz is a mystery afterward.
Timed assessments
Set a time limit, optional hints, and whether answers can be reviewed or retaken. It grades the moment a student submits.
Automatic scoring
Results appear with a pass-or-fail status as soon as a student submits, and a whole class exports to a spreadsheet in one click.
Live monitoring
Watch a class take a quiz in real time: who's online, who's answering, and who has finished.
Integrity checks
During a quiz the page flags tab-switching, copy and paste, and leaving the window, counting them as warnings against the attempt.
Learning materials
Upload course files once and keep them in one place for every enrolled student to open and download.
Class group chats
Each subject gets its own group chat so teachers and students can talk without leaving Qyzen.
Administrator
Sets up the institution: creates accounts, assigns roles, and manages academic terms and access.
Educator
Runs the classroom: handles enrollment, builds assessments, posts scores and materials, and leads class chats.
Student
Does the work: takes assessments, checks scores, opens materials, and joins class group chats.
Good to know.
How do I get an account?
Accounts are created by an administrator at your institution. There's no public sign-up; once your account exists you sign in with your email and password or with Google.
What does Qyzen monitor during a quiz?
While a quiz is open, the page records your progress and flags actions that often signal cheating: switching tabs, leaving the window, and copy or paste. Your teacher sees these as counted warnings. It's used only for academic integrity, nothing else.
Can students retake an assessment?
Only when the teacher allows it. Retakes, hints, and reviewing answers are each turned on per quiz, so a quiz behaves exactly the way the teacher set it up.
Where is our data stored?
Qyzen is hosted on Hostinger, which runs its MySQL database and file storage; sign-in and live features are handled by Qyzen itself. Google is involved only if you choose to sign in with Google. There's no third-party analytics or ad tracking.