Other tools start with a blank form. We start with your paper.
Most digital-test tools assume you'll rebuild your questions — and most people then print them anyway. Testlook removes both steps.
Same goal. Very different effort.
The usual way
- Print a copy for every student
- Type every question and option
- Long links and “link not opening”
- Check and rank answers by hand
- One teacher, one class, one paper
- Scan a paper or upload a PDF
- AI drafts the MCQs — you approve them
- One room code, shared on WhatsApp
- Live leaderboard, instant results
- Solo practice, groups, classes, libraries
Every test you don't print is money saved.
Coaching institutes, schools and libraries photocopy question papers and answer sheets for every test. Move the sliders to see what that adds up to.
🖨️ How much will you save on paper?
An estimate from your numbers — question paper + answer sheet printing only. Change the sliders to match your class, batch or library.
Four principles behind every decision.
When a feature idea comes up, it has to pass these first.
- 01
Start from what exists
The best questions already exist on paper and in PDFs. The product should start there, not ask people to start over.
- 02
People in control
AI saves time, but accuracy and judgement stay with the person creating the test.
- 03
Phone-first
In India the phone is the computer. Every screen is designed for it first.
- 04
Better together
Tests are more fun — and more useful — with a live leaderboard. Solo practice is there when you need it.
What Testlook isn't.
It isn't a replacement for the teacher. It removes the typing, printing and checking so there's more time for explaining.
It isn't magic with messy photos or scanned-image PDFs. Clear pages convert best. When the AI misreads something, you fix it in the review step.
It isn't launched yet. We're in pre-launch. We'd rather tell you that than show made-up numbers.
Stop retyping.
Start testing.
Join the early-access list — students, teachers, libraries and study groups welcome. You'll get Testlook before the public launch and a direct line to the team building it.
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