Snap a photo of your notes, or add a PDF, a Word document or slides. Breni writes the questions. Play alone, send the round to a friend, or run a live room for your class.
Your own material, or just a topic.
Scan a page with your camera, or add photos of notes or a whiteboard.
Class notes, a chapter or a presentation. Focus on one part if you like.
Type anything, or pick something you have studied in Breni.
Quick, standard or long. Timed or relaxed. Easier or harder.
Every answer is marked as you go, with a clear explanation.
Give the round a public name. The notes behind it stay yours.
Send it to a friend, or open a live room your class joins with a code.
Missed questions become a short comeback round.
A quiz tests what you already know. Breni can also teach it to you.
Turn a PDF, a web page or a YouTube video into three-minute lessons.
Anything you get wrong returns in a later lesson until you get it right.
Your first lesson is ready in about 20 seconds.
Straight answers, in plain words.
Breni is an AI quiz generator built for studying. Add your notes, a photo of your notes, a PDF, a Word document or slides, and Breni writes a quiz you can play alone, send to a friend or run as a live room for a class.
In Breni, start a challenge and add the PDF. Breni writes questions from it, and you choose a quick 5-question, standard 7-question or longer 12-question round. You can also focus the quiz on one part of the PDF.
Yes. Breni can scan handwritten notes with your camera, or use photos of notes or a whiteboard, and turn them into a quiz.
Yes. A Breni quiz made from your notes can have a public name for friends to see, while the notes themselves stay private.
Breni quizzes use multiple-choice, true-or-false and choose-the-missing-word questions. Every answer is marked straight away with an explanation.
Breni turns a YouTube video, such as a lecture or a tutorial, into short lessons with questions, so you learn it instead of just watching it.
Yes. A teacher can make a Breni quiz from class notes and run it as a live room that students join with a code, in a browser. To build a whole course for a class, Breni Creator turns notes, slides or a video into game-like lessons. It is at creator.breni.xyz.
No. Breni is a subscription, and it starts with a free trial.
Your first lesson is ready in about 20 seconds.