Recall
Invite-only · built for course cohorts
Group study, minus the group chat chaos. Recall turns your cohort into quiz squads: pull questions from your own notes, run live rounds with your study group, and see what’s actually sticking before the exam does.
Get an inviteLive round
Ten seconds. One question. No hiding in a group chat.
Which pigment gives plants their green colour?
Which planet is the largest in the Solar System?
What is the chemical symbol for gold?
What is the capital of Australia?
Live demo
Every question your cohort adds makes the web stronger.
Tap a course to open it up, then keep going — most topics have more inside. Add your own: use “Add a topic”, the + on a topic, or double-click empty space (they last for this visit only). Drag to move things around; pinch or Ctrl + scroll to zoom.
What it does
Everything your study group already does — just faster, and organised.
Live group quizzes
Turn a shared question bank into a real-time round. Everyone answers on their own device, the room sees the scoreboard update as it happens.
Shared question banks
Build a bank together as a cohort. Add a question from a lecture slide in seconds — every quiz after that gets a little smarter.
Study session rooms
Drop into a room, pick a topic, and work through it out loud together — no scheduling five different group chats to find a time.
Progress, not grades
See which topics are actually sticking and which need another pass. It's for you — nothing here goes on a transcript.
How it works
Three steps. No downloads to chase, no accounts to manage.
Get an invite
Your tutor sends your cohort a short invite code at the start of semester.
Join your room
Enter the code once. You land straight in your cohort's shared space — no one else can see it.
Study together
Build the question bank, run a round before class, or just drop into a session the night before.
Access
Recall isn't public — and that's the point.
Every room is tied to a real cohort. No open sign-up, no strangers, no noise. If your course is running it, your tutor already has your code.