Bring your
class to life.

Not for live quizzes. Students join with a session code and a nickname only. An account is needed only when a student wants to join a class long term and keep a record of their scores.

Yes, for both. Classes in Kuizen are not tied to school grades, so one class can represent a form, a course, a cohort or a workshop. University lecturers use it for lecture engagement, formative assessment and group work.

Yes. Questions are imported in bulk from a CSV file, so a question bank you already keep in Excel or older documents does not need to be retyped.

Kuizen is an interactive quiz and gamified learning platform for educators. Teachers and lecturers create classes, build quizzes and activities, run live sessions in the classroom, and see scores and a running leaderboard instantly.

Three ways: scan a QR code, open an invite link, or enter a short code. The choice keeps sessions running smoothly, whether in a classroom with a projector or remotely.

Kuizen brings live quizzes, graded activities, learning boards and a class leaderboard into one place, so scores from every activity add up on the same leaderboard. Content can also be prepared entirely in Bahasa Melayu or English.

Free gives you 3 classes, 150 participants per class, 60 players per live quiz session, 30 activities, 5 boards and 100 MB of storage. Pro opens up 30 classes with unlimited participants, 300 players per session, unlimited activities and boards, 1 GB of storage, plus peer evaluation, the Google Form bridge, reports and MCP access.

Creating new items is blocked until you delete old ones or upgrade. Existing data is never deleted, and classes already running keep working as usual.

Pro yearly billing is RM228 a year, which works out to RM19 per month, compared with RM29 per month on monthly billing. Yearly billing saves you more than a third.

The Institution plan suits schools and higher education institutions that want one central account: RM1,500 a year for 10 educators, with 10 GB of storage shared across every educator in your institution.

Yes, your data stays. After a downgrade, only creating new items beyond the new plan limit is blocked, for example a fourth class on the Free plan. Existing classes and activities are not deleted.