Turn any topic into a lesson, a quiz or a game your class actually wants to do — then run it live with up to 35 students.
Most classroom tools hand you a library and hope something in it matches your unit. Remee works the other way round: you describe what you are teaching, and it builds the thing — an illustrated lesson, a six-format quiz, or a playable game built around that exact topic.
That is the Remee Approach in a classroom: the material is built from what your students already care about, then rebuilt at the level each of them reads at — the Roster-Rebuild Method, without the thirty versions.
Everything you make is yours to share with a link, assign to a class, or run live in front of the room. You can also browse what other people have made and use it as-is.
Six question formats, including image questions, matching and drag-and-drop.
Eight game types — match, merge, runner, tower defense, racing and more.
Narrated, illustrated lessons and stories for read-alouds and flipped learning.
Clear explanations after every answer, so a wrong response teaches something.
Pick individual questions from any quiz on Remee and assemble your own set for the unit you are teaching.
Build the question bank a game draws from, choosing from questions already written across the library.
Live Quiz puts a question on the board and up to 35 students on their own devices, scoring as they go. Watch Party plays a lesson or story to the same size group in sync. Multiplayer games run 1–8 players, which makes them work as a station activity or a small-group warm-up.
The educator dashboard holds your classrooms, the work you have assigned, and how students are doing on it. Assignments complete themselves as students finish, so progress reports reflect what actually happened rather than what you remembered to mark.
Remee connects with the platforms schools already run — Google Classroom, Clever, ClassLink, Canvas, Moodle, Schoology, Blackboard and Brightspace — so rosters come across instead of being typed in.
Teachers can run Remee with a real class for 60 days at no cost: a classroom of up to 35 students, the full creation allowance for you, and every way of adding students — Google Classroom, Clever and ClassLink sync, pasted emails, a spreadsheet, or a join code on the board. Apply with your school email and the link arrives in your inbox; addresses at recognised schools and districts are approved on the spot.
No. Anything you share with a link opens straight in a browser — no account, no install, no login. Accounts are only needed when you want progress tracked against a roster, or when a student wants to create their own material.
Live Quiz and Watch Party each hold up to 35 participants. Multiplayer games run 1 to 8 players per session, so a class typically runs several games side by side.
Yes. The free plan includes monthly credits for creating content and voice conversations, and browsing or playing anything already shared publicly is free and unlimited. Teachers can also apply for a free 60-day classroom pilot with their school email.
Yes. Public stories, games and quizzes are browsable and usable as they are. Start from someone else's and make your own version if it is close but not quite right.
Yes. Remee runs in the browser on Chromebooks, laptops and desktops, and as an app on iOS and Android. Shared links open anywhere.
The fastest way to see whether this fits your classroom is to make one quiz for the topic you are teaching this week. It takes a couple of minutes and costs nothing to start. Teaching a whole class? Apply for the free 60-day classroom pilot with your school email.
