Quizzyly

Quizzyly turns whatever you're reading — a web page or a PDF — into a quick multiple-choice quiz. Open an article or a PDF, click the button, and you get questions about it. You can also paste in your own text, or highlight a paragraph, right-click, and quiz just that part. Choose how many questions you want (5, 7, or 10), set the difficulty, and throw in true/false questions if you want them. You answer right there on the page. Each question tells you right away whether you got it, shows the correct answer, and explains why, so it actually helps you learn the material instead of just testing you. You get a score at the end. Quizzyly does more than quizzes, too: • Ask a question about the page — or just a highlighted part — and get an answer grounded in what's actually on it. • Get a visual TL;DR: a one-glance mind-map of the page's main ideas, with an estimate of how long it'd take to read. Got something worth keeping? Copy a quiz, download it as a text file or PDF, or send it straight to Anki as flashcards. Your recent quizzes, questions, and summaries are saved too, so you can reopen them anytime. Want to keep it private? Quizzyly can run on your own API key — or entirely on a local model with Ollama or LM Studio — so the page never leaves your computer. Handy for studying, prepping a lesson, going over papers and PDFs, reviewing notes, or just seeing whether what you read actually stuck.