Turn your syllabus into a game your whole class can play

No. Students join with a free account and play every world in the classroom in full, with no battle or question limits. Lifetime Pro is only needed by the person who creates the classroom.

Two ways: you type their email addresses and they get an invitation with a link, or you share the classroom’s join link, which carries a code they can also type on their dashboard. Either way they see the classroom and click Join; nothing joins them without their say-so. You can retire a join link at any time and get a new one.

Any world you generated yourself from a PDF or EPUB: textbooks, your own notes, a reading list. Generating a world costs one book-to-game credit (Lifetime Pro includes 3 book-to-game credits); adding it to classrooms is free. Public worlds made by others cannot be added, so a classroom never hands out someone else’s premium material.

The classroom page lists every member with their character, title, points and study streak, and for each world their level, the characters they defeated, their best tower stage and their flashcard mastery. You and the admins you appoint also see their email addresses; students see each other’s names and progress, never emails.

Not unless you want them to. A classroom is private by default: only your invitations and your join link get people in. Set it to open and it appears on the browse page, where anyone can ask to join; you choose whether requests need your approval or are accepted at once.

Yes. A classroom is any group studying the same material: a reading circle, friends preparing for the same exam, a team learning the company handbook. One Lifetime Pro member creates it; everyone else joins free.

Yes, from the next app update: students see their classrooms, accept invitations, join with a code and play every classroom world in the app. Creating and managing a classroom is done on the website.