One line about your lesson. A whole scavenger hunt.
Qrewzi is an AI scavenger hunt generator built for the classroom. Type a line about your lesson — or paste the terms your class is learning — choose the grade, and it writes a challenge for every station in many kinds of task, with an answer key for each.
Then it runs the hunt: print the QR station cards, share the room code, and teams scan their way round the room while the projector keeps score. A chatbot can write you clues; Qrewzi also makes the stations, sends the teams, marks the answers and sends you the report.
On phones, tablets and Chromebooks. Students join with a room code — no accounts, nothing to install.
From a sentence to a running game.
Describe it
"Grade 8 settlements and natural hazards", "times tables to 12", or paste your unit's terms list.
Choose the shape
Pick the grade and how long you have, and a mode — station hunt, mystery-box quest, escape room or trivia.
Look it over
Every task can be read, edited or remade before you play. Each one is checked for a working answer before it reaches students.
Print once
The QR station cards are the same for every game — print them once and keep them on the wall.
Play
Share the room code. Teams join on any device and the hunt starts.
More than a list of clues.
Built from your curriculum
Questions, clues and missions use your lesson's words and ideas, at the grade you choose.
Dozens of kinds of task
Quizzes, true or false, sorting, ordering, matching, photo missions, acting out, puzzles — a different one at each station.
Answers that work
Tasks are checked before they're served, most are marked instantly, and written answers are scored by AI.
Use it again
Save the set, run it with another class, share it with a colleague, or play the same lesson as an escape room.
The AI generator, answered
Can I just use ChatGPT to make a scavenger hunt?
A chatbot can write clues, but you still have to make the codes, print them, send teams round, keep score and mark the answers. Qrewzi does all of that for you.
How accurate are the questions?
Each task is checked for a working answer key before it is served, and you can read, edit or remake any task before you play.
Which subjects does it work for?
Any subject and any grade, K–12 — math, science, geography, history, languages, religious education and more.
How long does it take?
About five minutes from describing the lesson to a room code on the projector, the first time. After that the station cards are already on the wall.
Is it free?
Your first three months are free, with everything included and no card needed. After that, carry on with the Free plan or choose a paid plan.
Describe the lesson. Press Start.
Your first three months of everything are free, no card needed. After that, carry on with the Free plan or choose a paid one.
See also: Classroom scavenger hunt app · AI escape rooms · Trivia nights