Quiz and leaderboard
Turn a room of listeners into a room of players.
A quiz is a poll with a right answer, a clock, and a scoreboard. Those three things change the whole temperature of a room: people lean forward, talk to each other, and stay for the next question.
Points, timers, and a board that moves
The leaderboard is the reason a quiz works. Standings reorder between rounds, on screen, in front of everyone.
Speed counts, not just accuracy
Scoring rewards answering correctly and answering quickly, so a question stays tense right up to the buzzer instead of being decided in the first two seconds.
A countdown everyone can see
The timer is on the big screen and on every phone at once. Nobody has to ask how long is left, and nobody argues about when it closed.
Teams, when the room is big
Group participants into teams and the board tracks team standings. Useful when 200 individual names would be unreadable from the back.
Winners at the end
A session can close on a podium, which is the moment people photograph and post. That photo is usually the best advertising an event gets.
Build the quiz without writing it
From the dashboard
Add questions, set the timer and the points, reorder them, and preview exactly what the big screen will show before anyone joins.
From your terminal
Install the Oratora plugin for Claude Code and ask for a five question quiz on a topic. It builds a real, ready to run quiz in your account.
From the API
Sessions, activities and results are all available over the REST API and an MCP server, so a quiz can be generated by whatever already knows your content.
Questions people ask about quizzes
How are points calculated?
Can people join late?
Can I run it as a team game?
Does it work for a self paced quiz?
What happens to the scores afterwards?
Bring your next room in.
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