Conker

Conker builds quizzes and formative assessments for school classrooms. A teacher supplies a topic or source and the tool returns a complete quiz with a range of question types, which can then be edited, retitled or differentiated for groups of learners. It is positioned as a quiz maker and test generator rather than a general assistant, and it works alongside the tools teachers already use rather than replacing them. The product is aimed at K12 educators. Generated quizzes are aligned to curriculum standards, and the library holds thousands of ready made assessments starting with the Next Generation Science Standards and the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills frameworks. Every quiz includes integrated read aloud so students who need accessibility support can use the same assessment as the rest of the class. Finished quizzes export to Google Forms, which lets results flow into a gradebook, or can be shared directly through Canvas and Google Classroom. The authoring environment runs as a web app, with a free sign up from the marketing site. Pricing cannot be quoted from the vendor's own site. The pricing page renders a plan comparison through an embedded application that loads its amounts dynamically, and no figures appear in the page text or in the underlying markup. A free tier is clearly offered and promoted throughout the site, and the application refers to a paid Pro tier that raises generation limits, but the published amounts are effectively unavailable without signing in. One limitation is worth weighing before adopting it. The standards alignment is built around United States K12 frameworks, so teachers working to other national curricula get the generation and accessibility features without the ready made standards aligned library.