Questions, answered honestly.

Yes. Scan a paper or upload a PDF and choose solo practice. You'll get your score and a topic-wise breakdown after every attempt.

That's exactly what PDF upload is for. Upload the PDF, review the questions Testlook finds, and attempt it as a timed test. Clear, text-based PDFs work best.

Yes. Create a challenge, share the room code in your group and attempt together — the leaderboard updates live.

Testlook is free to start. Paid plans for heavier use are being finalised and will be announced before launch.

Yes. Clear, well-lit photos work best, and you can edit anything the AI misreads before the test goes live.

You should, and it's quick. Every question and option is shown for review; nothing is published until you approve it.

Share a short room code — usually in your class or batch WhatsApp group — and students join the live test on their phones.

Every test you run on Testlook is one you don't photocopy. Use the paper-cost calculator on the home page to estimate it with your own numbers.

Yes. Upload the week's mock test, share one code with members and everyone attempts at the same time with a live leaderboard.

Circles are groups inside the app — your study group, batch or library members — so live tests show up for everyone in the group.

No. Anyone with the code can join from their own phone, wherever they are.

Not publicly. Testlook is in its final pre-launch stage. Join early access to use it before the Google Play and App Store release.

Multiple-choice questions, which can be scored automatically and ranked on the leaderboard.

They're used to create your tests. Read the privacy policy for how data is handled.

Yes — an early angel round. Visit the investors page or write to us to request the pitch deck.