Open a live room, and your class or study group joins with a four-character code, a QR code or a link. The questions come from any topic or from your own notes, PDFs and slides.
For a class, a study group or a room full of friends.
Players type a four-character code, scan a QR code or open a link.
Players can join from a web browser without installing anything.
See who has arrived, then start the round when the room is ready.
Everyone sees progress as they play, then the final rankings.
Run another round with the same group. Late arrivals join the next one.
A live round is one way to play. Breni has others.
Make the quiz from class notes, a PDF, slides or a photo of the whiteboard.
Questions from the room are saved, and the missed ones become a comeback round.
Send a round that friends play later, so nobody has to be online at once.
Both run live quizzes for a group. They are built for different moments.
Straight answers, in plain words.
Breni is a Kahoot alternative built for studying. A host opens a live room, players join with a four-character code, a QR code or a link, and the questions can come from any topic or from the group's own notes, PDFs and slides.
Yes. Players can join a Breni live room from a web browser with a code, a QR code or a link, without installing anything.
Yes. In Breni, add a PDF, a Word document, slides or photos of your notes, and Breni writes the questions. You can run the quiz as a live room, or send it to friends to play later.
Breni is an option if you want a live quiz room joined by code, with questions made from your own material, plus quiz duels friends play on their own time and short lessons between rounds.
Breni saves the questions from a live room, so players can review them later and turn the missed ones into a short comeback round.
No. Kahoot has a free plan. Breni is a subscription, and it starts with a free trial.
Your first lesson is ready in about 20 seconds.