Type a theme, paste a web link, or drop in a PDF, Word or PowerPoint file, and Polemia writes the questions for you: facts with right answers, or fun questions where the crowd decides. Change any of them, or write your own.
Everyone joins with a short code on their own phone, and the questions can go up on a TV. For classrooms, teams, family, friends, everyone.
Learning something? Drop in your notes or slides and Polemia turns them into a quiz you can play on your own, as often as you like, until it sticks. Students use it to revise for exams, and teachers to see what the class remembers.
ChatGPT, Claude and other AI assistants can make a Polemia quiz for you. Ask for a quiz on anything and you get a link to run the game, while everyone plays on their own phone as usual.
It is free and needs no key. Here is how to connect your assistant.
Play privately and it becomes something else entirely. Guess what the group will say. Guess what one particular friend thinks.
You will discover you know your friends far less well than you thought. Which, it turns out, is much funnier than being right.
Polemia is in 70 languages, each at its own address, and quizzes are written in the language you type in.
And one question a day for the whole world
Every day, one question goes out across the world: a live reading of what humanity actually believes about work, money, love, food, and the small absurdities of being alive.
Polemia is anonymous, unperformed, unincentivised. Nobody’s watching. Nobody’s scoring.
Sometimes the world agrees, and it is oddly moving. More often than not, the truth lands where you would never expect it.
We are so different and so completely the same, all at once, and Polemia is where you get to watch it happen, live.
Are you with the herd, or are you a true contrarian?
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