Turn PDFs, slides, images, or pasted notes into AI-generated questions, then learn through 40+ games. Battle bosses, race friends, or practice solo using your own material. Teachers can review a question set once, share it for independent play, or host it live with the class. Free plan available.

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StudyQuest turns the material you need to learn into something you can play. Upload notes, a PDF, slides, or an image, review the AI-generated questions, and use that question set across 40+ games.

You can practice solo, challenge friends, or take on a boss together. The questions come from your material, so the game is built around what you’re studying.

For teachers, the same question set can become a shareable practice link or a live classroom game. Students can open shared practice without creating an account, and teachers can review the questions before sharing.

There’s a free plan, and the website has a demo you can try.

I’d love your feedback: which game would make you come back for another study session, and what would make this more useful in your classroom?

One feature I haven’t mentioned yet: you can build your own study games in StudyQuest. Describe an idea, and AI builds a mini-game that runs on your study questions. You can then ask for changes and share it with others.

For example: “A pet dragon that grows when I answer correctly.”

Our students have generated 400 custom games, and I believe teachers can make small games that can be personalised to the student. For example, by making a game about a childs pet or something!