Everything you can do with Pomlet

One correct answer or several: use text or images for your choices.

Editor and library

Check a common misconception, then explain the correct answer.

Editor and library

Collect preferences or measure how people feel, without right or wrong answers.

Editor and library

Let everyone express their answer, with or without assessment.

Editor and library

Reveal a group’s keywords or collect contributions on notes.

Editor and library

Rebuild a timeline, a process or a ranking.

Editor and library

Illustrate a question, prepare a sound quiz or add a slide between interactions.

Editor and library

Choose a starting point, then tailor the questions and settings to your audience.

Editor and library

Start from a topic, web page, PDF or image. Set the difficulty and review before playing.

Library → Create with AI

Choose a tinted pattern or a background image. Preview the result while keeping gameplay familiar. Free.

Account → Your visual identity

Share from Safari, Files or Photos to Pomlet. Open the app to find your source in the AI form, even after signing in.

iPhone → Share → Pomlet

Simulate host and participant views without inviting your audience. Check images, answers and the flow before going live.

Editor → Preview

Combine notes, drawings, images, shapes and connectors on a whiteboard. Use templates for a retrospective or sorting activity.

Whiteboard → Tools and templates

Connect an MCP-compatible assistant to create and manage content in your Pomlet account. Account permissions still apply.

Help → Connect an AI assistant with MCP

Keep your content and choose the game format that fits your group.

Launch a session → Settings

Participants join the room on their own device without creating an account.

Launch a session → Settings

Choose from nine themes and ten music styles, with paired lobby and question tracks.

Launch a session → Settings

With Pro, let a client or colleague host one live session from a personal quiz. No guest account needed; you keep control of the content.

Library → Quiz menu → Let someone host

Draw, write and organize ideas on a collaborative whiteboard, standalone or within a session.

Library → Whiteboards

Keep an activity open until a deadline and choose when to show corrections. Follow responses in your report.

Launch → Self-paced

Project the session and use your iPhone remote to advance. Your account stays in control of the game.

iPhone app → Running session → Remote

Reserve a PIN for an upcoming session and print its QR before people arrive. Return to that room when you are ready to welcome them.

Library → Prepare a session

Open your library on the TV and control it with the Siri Remote or iPhone. Players answer on their phones; sound plays on the TV. App in TestFlight beta.

Apple TV → Pomlet

Play media on the host screen in a room, or allow individual headphone listening. In self-paced activities, each participant can enable sound on their device.

Editor → Settings → Audio

Enlarge media to discuss a detail, or the QR to help people join. Keep the presentation readable from the back of the room.

Hosting → Media or QR

Share your work with colleagues or export the quiz file to import it again.

Library → Session menu

Organize content in folders and find shared sessions within your organization.

Library → Session menu

Publish a question, poll or idea collection with a stable link and QR. No participant account or commercial response cap.

Editor → Publish this element individually

Export a worksheet and answer key as PDFs, free. Original numbers stay unchanged when media is excluded.

Library → Quiz menu → Print session

Assign a whiteboard activity so participants can build a visual response beyond choosing a correct box.

Whiteboard → Assignments

Export your whiteboard to keep a visual record or share it after the workshop.

Whiteboard → Export

Assign access to your organization’s content and folders. Collaboration does not mean giving everyone every permission.

Library → Share; Team and access

Review answers, results and timings, then export data for your follow-up.

Library → Reports

From five respondents, identify difficulties supported by the answers and concrete teaching actions. No artificial observations when the data does not support them.

Reports → Details → AI summary

Add explanations to corrections to turn results into learning. They also appear in the printed answer key.

Editor → Explanation

Histograms, word clouds and contributions make discussion visible. Review answers together before continuing.

Hosting → Results

Choose ZDR routing in your account for supported AI processing. The notice explains what data leaves Pomlet and how it is handled.

Account → AI privacy