Teachers work together to share knowledge and content. No isolated islands, but connected to one another. Creating and grading tests takes a fraction of the time. And job satisfaction grows.
Knowledge flowing between teachers, right now.
Teachers save about 4 hours per test they build and mark with Examinor.
That is about 165 working weeks back in total.
Every line is one teacher using another teacher's question.
Ilse (Het Nieuwe Lyceum) used a question from Fenna (Stedelijk Lyceum)
Yet most educational publishers leave little room for co-creation by teachers. We believe education improves when the knowledge of teachers is central.
In Bali, subak is the community-led irrigation system that has fed the island for over a millennium. Farmers don't compete for water — they coordinate. Channels open and close so water reaches the field that needs it most, then moves on. The result is the highest yield in the region, shared by everyone.
Teaching today looks more like a field of isolated wells. Each teacher writes their own tests, refines their own material, and fixes the same misconceptions in private. We think it should look like subak instead.
On Examinor, knowledge flows. A great question written for a class in Amsterdam quietly irrigates a class in Rotterdam next term. And the water flows back the moment you need it.
Knowledge flows everywhere, through cooperation between teachers — with the best outcomes for students and the best working life for teachers.
Less workload when building and grading tests. Win back hours every week for what really matters.
High-quality questions that match your learning objectives. Never search for the right questions again.
Test development and grading without frustration. Make this part of your work genuinely pleasant.
AI interprets and structures exam questions by topic and difficulty — turning raw content into a structured, searchable knowledge bank.
Teachers select criteria and generate high-quality tests within minutes. The platform takes care of formatting, layout and answer models.
The platform assists with grading, which saves a lot of time. Immediate insight into students' understanding helps teachers give targeted feedback.
Students practise with questions that match their level. The platform adapts in real time and shows the right questions at the right moment for optimal learning.
We are building an open platform that raises quality and gives ownership back to teachers — literally.
We build tools that stay out of your way: fast search, clear structure, and full control over every question that ends up in your test.
A teacher's week is teaching, lesson prep, writing tests, grading, admin and meetings. Around the world, writing and marking tests is one of the most time-consuming — and least enjoyable — parts of the job.
Many countries face rising teacher shortages driven by workload, burn-out and a declining appeal of the profession. Cutting repetitive work is essential to make teaching sustainable again.
Examinor reduces the time teachers spend building and grading tests by 6-10 hours every week. Just as important: it makes this part of the work feel lighter and less stressful.
This time saving supports education systems in several ways:
Teachers can support more students or classes within the same working hours.
Fewer repetitive tasks lowers stress and helps teachers stay in the profession longer.
Better tools and a healthier workload make teaching a more appealing career choice.
The world of teaching materials is shifting from publishers to teachers. Less dependence on costly, closed textbooks. More room for innovation, peer review and ownership where it belongs: with the people who teach every day.