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Remember everything you read. Quizzal generates quiz questions from articles you browse, helping you retain what you learn. QUIZZAL — REMEMBER WHAT YOU READ You read articles all day. Most of what you learn disappears within hours — then you end up scrolling Reddit, X, or YouTube and feel worse than when you started. Quizzal changes that. It turns the articles you actually read into short quiz questions, then puts distracting feeds behind those questions. To open Reddit (or any sites you choose), you answer a couple questions pulled from things you’ve genuinely read this week. The result: ideas stick, and scrolling feels earned. ⸻ HOW IT WORKS • Quizzal automatically generates quiz questions from articles you read — quietly in the background, with no extra effort required. • Choose which sites to gate with “Learn First” mode: Reddit, X, YouTube, Facebook, or any site you want. • When you visit a gated site, Quizzal asks a few quick questions. • Answer correctly and you unlock browsing for 30 minutes. • Miss a question and it comes back later using spaced repetition: 3 days → 7 days → 14 days → 30 days. Over time, what you read actually sticks. ⸻ PRIVACY • Article text is sent to OpenAI only to generate quiz questions. We do not store article text after processing. • Banking, healthcare, intranet, and other sensitive sites are filtered locally and never sent anywhere. • Exclude any domain with one click — excluded sites are filtered entirely client-side. • Privacy policy: quizzal.io/privacy • Questions or feedback: support@quizzal.io
Aug 9, 2026
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