Tile Grab
Answer right, flip a tile. Points, stars, bombs, and magnets that steal points from the leader.
Make teaching fun.
Snap a textbook page or type a topic. Oly writes the questions, the whole class plays on one screen, and your phone is the remote.
Snap the page you are teaching, paste a word list, or type a topic. Oly picks the words, adds pictures and pronunciation, and writes example sentences.
Choose from 15 games: 11 work with any subject, 4 are made for English practice. Pick teams and how many questions, then press start.
Scan the QR code and your phone becomes the remote. When the bell rings, you see which words the class still needs to practice.
The classroom favorites teachers play most, rebuilt for one screen and team play. 11 games work with any subject; 4 are made for English practice.
Answer right, flip a tile. Points, stars, bombs, and magnets that steal points from the leader.
Answer right and spin the wheel. Win points, double your score, swap with the leader, or play again.
Answer right, roll the big die and move up the board. Ladders lift you, slides send you back down.
Answer right to flip two cards. Find a word and its picture, then the whole class says the word.
Every right answer moves your car. The team in last place gets a double boost, so nobody gives up.
Critters pop up from holes holding pictures. Tap the word you hear before it hides again. Made for touch screens.
Oly says a word. One player from each team races to touch the right picture on the board.
Answer right to stick your team sticker on a 3×3 board. Three in a row scores +5 and starts a new round.
Answer right to drop a disc in any column. Get four of your team’s discs in a line for a big bonus.
Answer right and take a shot: close for 2, middle for 3, far for 5. Will it swish or bounce off the rim?
Answer right to take a penalty. Left or right for 2, the top corner for 3, but the keeper dives and the bar is waiting.
Every team has a bingo card of answers. Each answer gets called after its question. Three in a row shouts BINGO!
Guess the secret word letter by letter. Every wrong letter pops one of Oly’s balloons. Guess it early for a bonus.
Answer right to roll three picture dice, then make a sentence or a tiny story with them. Every picture used scores.
Right answers peel off paper pieces. Name the hidden picture first to win a big bonus.
Math, science, history and more play in 11 of the games. New games and seasonal themes are on the way.
Big type and bright colors that read from the back row, on any projector or TV.
On an interactive display, students walk up and tap the answer themselves.
Mark answers from anywhere in the room and see the answer before anyone else.
Oly remembers the words your class missed and turns them into the next game.
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$36/year
or $4.99 a month
Cancel any time. Schools and language centers can ask for a team plan. Prices in US dollars; tax is added at checkout.
No. Oly runs on one screen: a projector, a TV or an interactive display. Teams answer out loud, and you mark answers on the screen or from your phone.
A photo of a textbook page, a list of words, or just a topic like “animals” or “weather”. Oly picks the words, finds a picture for each, and writes example sentences. You can edit everything before you play.
No. Oly doesn’t keep your photo; it is sent to our AI provider only to read the words. Games you make are private to you.
Yes. Students can come up and tap answers, tiles and pictures. Your phone can still be the remote, so you can see the answer before the class does.
Yes. Pick Math, Science, History, Reading or any other subject, then snap a page, type a topic or paste your own questions. Oly writes multiple choice, true or false and open questions in your class’s language. 11 games work with any subject; 4 are made for English practice.
For English lessons the game screen is always in English, because that is what your students are learning. For other subjects it follows your class’s language: English, Vietnamese, Spanish, Portuguese, Turkish, Indonesian, Ukrainian or Japanese. The teacher side is in the same eight languages.