Run a test with a whole group
Create a session, share the link, follow the grid live. No signup for participants. As for you, log in if you want to find your groups on all your devices.
How do I see the results of my whole class?
Create a session on this page, then share the link or the QR code with the class. Each student takes the test on their phone or computer. Your host screen shows the group grid, which fills in as answers arrive, along with the profile of each student who entered a first name.
Can I use it with a team at work?
Yes, it works the same way: create a session, share the link in a meeting or by message, and everyone answers on their own. The grid shows the make-up of the team without ranking anyone, and the printable team report gives you a basis for the discussion. For most tests, a 60 to 90 minute facilitation kit lays out how to run the session.
Do students need to sign up or create an account?
No. Participants don't create anything: no account, no email address, opening the link is all it takes to answer. You don't need an account to create a session either. An account, with no password, only serves to find your groups again from any device.
Is it really free?
Yes, entirely: no cap on sessions, no paid tier, no advertising.
How many participants can I invite?
Up to 300 people per session, enough for a class or a lecture hall. The group grid appears once 3 people have answered.
Which tests can I give to a group?
8 tests built for a group reading: DISC Test, 4 Temperaments, Leadership Style, VARK Test, Spirit Animal, Chronotype, RIASEC Test, The Four Tendencies. Each one has its own page explaining how to read the group grid.
Do students have to answer at the same time?
No. By default, everyone answers whenever they like, as long as the session exists. In class, tick “Live workshop”: participants wait in a lobby until you start the test.
Are the answers anonymous? What happens to the data?
The first name is optional, a nickname works. Participants only see the group breakdown, never who has which profile, and it only appears once 3 people have answered. Only the host sees each profile next to a first name, for those who gave one. The session is deleted automatically after 30 days, first names included, or after 12 months if the host, signed in, chose to keep it: the test page then tells participants before they answer.
How do I get back to my group later?
Right after creating it, you land on your host view: the grid, the list of who answered, the report and the facilitation kit. If you're logged in, the group is saved to “My groups” and you can reopen it from any device. Without an account, only the browser that created the group recognises the host view: bookmark it, or click “Save this group to my account”, which it offers you (no password needed). A group stays open for 30 days, or 12 months if you tick “Keep this group” when creating it (account required).