Most corporate training ends with a room full of people who sat through it. Skorika exists to change what happens in that room — and to give the trainer a straight answer about what the team actually knows when it ends.
A trainer stands in front of thirty people for two hours. At the end, someone hands out a feedback form about the room temperature. Nobody finds out what was understood, what was missed, or who needs a second pass. The training is filed as done.
We think that gap is the whole problem. A live quiz is not a game bolted onto a session — it is the only moment where a trainer sees, in real time, which question the room got wrong. Everything in Skorika is built around making that moment easy to run and impossible to fake.
Participants join with a code from any device — no app, no account. The trainer drives the pace from one screen and watches answers land as they happen.
Matching, drag and drop, ordering, fill in the blank, hotspot, polls. Different things are worth testing in different shapes.
The same material, sent as a link with a deadline, for the people who could not be in the room — scored the same way.
Share slides, handouts and files through a link, and collect what participants send back, without email attachments going in circles.
Per participant, per question, per session. Which question the room got wrong is on the first screen, not buried in an export.
Corporate and professional training is the job. That decides everything from how little we ask of participants to how the reports are shaped.
Skorika is a tool in someone's hands, not a replacement for them. If a feature takes control away from the person leading the session, it does not ship.
A participant joins with a name and a code. No account, no email address, no tracking. The less we hold, the less there is to lose.
A number nobody trusts is worse than no number. Scoring and timing are settled on our servers, so a result reflects what happened in the room.
We would rather name a gap than imply a capability. That applies to the roadmap, to security, and to how we answer a question we cannot answer yet.
Build a quiz, share the code, and see the results before everyone has left the room. Free to start, no card required.
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