QuizPilot crosses 200,000 learners with the launch of SuperFocus

QuizPilot now reaches around 200,000 learners across 13 languages. It started in October 2025 as a small Telegram bot that turned a PDF into a quiz. It is now a full app on Telegram, the App Store, and Android, that turns any document or topic into quizzes, flashcards, and slides, each with an explanation for every answer.

We wanted to mark the moment with a feature, not a banner. So we shipped SuperFocus: a spaced repetition system built on the FSRS memory model. It automatically turns the questions you got wrong into review cards, surfaces the ones that are due first, and rates how well you recalled each one partly by how quickly you answered.

The point is to make your study time go where it actually helps. Instead of re-reading everything, you re-drill the specific things you keep forgetting, at the moment you are about to forget them. SuperFocus is premium, with its own focused dark study theme and a short intro so it is clear how it works.

It joins the parts of QuizPilot people already lean on: Group Quiz for live competition with a leaderboard, native Telegram quiz polls that play right inside group chats, and now teacher tools, including a live dashboard a host can run a session from without playing.

SuperFocus is live now. 200,000 learners is a number we are glad to see, but mostly it tells us to keep doing the narrow, useful work that got us here.