Rewrites keep their history
A rewrite becomes a new version linked to the original. Earlier results are never overwritten.
Pick any question to see every exam it appeared on, which version ran, and how the class did each time. Reuse your best questions with confidence, and fix the weak ones before they reach another class.
Workflow
Add your question list and score export after each exam. Student names and IDs are ignored.
How the class did on every question, and which few are worth a second look.
Check each question's history, how recently students saw it, and how your topics are balanced.
Set the marks, topic mix and reuse limits, and get a draft that meets them, or a clear note on what's missing.
Question bank
Every question and every exam in one view, grouped by topic. Filter to a single topic to check its coverage before you start drafting.
Exam check-up
Every question on an exam, placed by how the class scored and whether stronger students did better on it. The few that went wrong stand out, and so do your strongest questions.
Same exam
Flags are signals, not verdicts. Nothing is removed automatically, and the decision stays with you.
Topics
Tag questions with topics or learning outcomes and see how each exam's marks split across them, so drift gets caught before it becomes a pattern.
25% → 13%Strategy's share of the marks in the sample class after Fall 2024, as each exam was built from the last.
Midterm 1
Built for reuse
A rewrite becomes a new version linked to the original. Earlier results are never overwritten.
Usage counts include every version of a question, so you always know how recently it appeared.
Every number is worked out the same way, whichever platform ran the exam.
Small classes get a note, and numbers that can't be trusted are held back rather than guessed.
Save your bank as a single file and reopen it on any computer, term after term.
Everything runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, and student records are never saved.
Roadmap
The pilot covers report cards and history. Planned releases take it from tracking questions to drafting exams.
Privacy
Score files are read in your browser, used for one calculation and discarded. Your saved project holds question details and summary numbers, nothing more.
Pilot software. Use the sample class until your institution has approved the use of real exam data.
An intro business course with 12 questions and three midterms, every view on this page, and no sign-up.