Versed Play
Live quiz games for a room, over your own slides. Buzzers, polls, the Daily 5.
Open Versed PlayLive quiz games for your classroom or party, and cosy pixel rooms to actually get work done. Free, no sign-up, works on any phone, anywhere in the world.
Four doors
Everything runs in the browser. Nothing to install.
Live quiz games for a room, over your own slides. Buzzers, polls, the Daily 5.
Open Versed PlayA pixel room with your pet, a shared pomodoro, and people quietly working next to you.
Open Versed StudyFlashcards that stick, built for ADHD and dyslexic brains. Spaced repetition and a pet sanctuary.
Open Versed LearnA student tracker for teachers and tutors. Scores in, and you see who is slipping before the exam does.
Open Versed TeachAlso free: writing checker, read aloud, formulas and units, easy reader, exam countdown and tiny steps.
What’s new
From the blogWhy everything is freeWhat costs money, what never will.
Plans
One plan covers the whole suite: Versed Play, Versed Study, Versed Learn and Versed Teach.
$0Everything, forever. No account needed.
$9.99a month, or $59 a year
$14.99a month, or $99 a year
Studying is free forever. The AI costs us money to run, so heavy use of it is what you pay for.
Already subscribed to Versed Learn? You’re on Plus at $4.99, forever.
For parents
Link to your child’s Versed Learn with a code and see streaks, minutes and what’s due. Progress only, never their cards.
How it works
Host on the big screen. Everyone joins on their phone with a four-letter code and buzzes in.
Open a room, pick a pet, start the shared timer. Other people are studying next to you.
Build a deck, or let it build one for you, then review a few minutes a day. The app decides what to show you next.
Add your students, log scores from your phone, and see who is slipping while there is still time to help.
Our mission
Features designed for disabilities end up benefiting everyone.
Curb cuts were built for wheelchairs — now everyone uses them. We build tools for neurodivergent learners that make learning better for all.
I work in cybersecurity by day and tutor special needs kids on the side, in Singapore. Versed is the set of tools I wanted for my own students. — Aaron