A calmer, more teacher-led alternative to Kahoot.
Kahoot is built for live quizzes where players answer on their own devices. FlipQuiz is built for the moment when you want the whole room focused on one board: project it, split into teams, reveal answers, and keep point totals visible without turning every review into a phone-first race.
When the whole class should play together
Kahoot can be exciting, but it often puts attention on individual screens. FlipQuiz brings attention back to the projected board, team discussion, and the teacher controlling the pace.
One shared screen
Keep the game centered on the board at the front of the room instead of every student staring down at a device.
Team discussion first
Give groups a chance to talk through answers before the host reveals the result and updates the score.
Less device friction
Classic FlipQuiz play does not require every student to install an app, create an account, or join a device-based session.
Fast board creation
Generate a board with AI, build from uploaded files, or make one manually when you already know what you want to review.
Flexible game control
Set your own categories, point values, images, board backgrounds, and privacy options before class starts.
Visible team scoring
Keep points on-screen so the room can follow the competition without switching modes or dashboards.
FlipQuiz vs. Kahoot
Both tools make review more engaging. The difference is the format: Kahoot leans into device-based answering, while FlipQuiz leans into a classic projected board that works naturally for teams and whole-class hosting.
| Classroom need | Kahoot | FlipQuiz |
|---|---|---|
| Live play style | Players join with a PIN and answer questions on their devices | The host projects a shared quiz board for team or whole-class play |
| Student setup | Students commonly use a browser or app to join and submit answers | Classic play works without student accounts, app installs, or device-by-device setup |
| Best fit | Fast individual responses, polls, and device-based quiz rounds | Teacher-led review, collaborative answers, and discussion between questions |
| Creation workflow | Create kahoots and choose quiz/game options | Create boards manually, with AI, or from uploaded files and notes |
| Scoring feel | Player-based scoring and leaderboards | Simple on-screen team point totals the room can follow |
| Content control | Share and assign kahoots through platform flows | Use public, link-only, password-protected, or owner-only board privacy |
Project the board, run the room
Create the review
Start from a topic, existing notes, or a file and turn it into categories, questions, answers, and point values.
Host at your pace
Move question by question, pause for discussion, reveal answers, and decide how points should be awarded.
Keep teams engaged
Let the class compete together while the score stays visible and easy to understand.
Want Kahoot-style energy without the device-first setup?
FlipQuiz gives you the live review energy, team competition, and easy creation tools while keeping the classroom focused on one shared game.