Qorrect

What Qorrect is

Qorrect is an online assessment platform sold to institutions rather than to individual teachers. Its home page describes "an AI-powered online assessment platform that manages every stage of the exam lifecycle," from writing items and building adaptive tests to proctoring and psychometric analysis, and calls itself "a smart online assessment platform tailored to institutional needs." The sectors it names are K-12 programs, higher education, vocational education, training centers, test centers, certifications and licensure, government, corporate learning and training, and content publishers. Universities get the most attention: the company's blog writes about online exams in Saudi universities and lists offering "assessments in Arabic and English to meet local needs" among the reasons they adopt such software, and the site itself has an Arabic version.

The product is a set of named modules that each handle one step of the exam process, from the question bank through delivery, marking and analysis, plus role-specific apps for students, markers and supervisors.

Item bank and blueprints

Everything starts in the question bank, QBank. The page says test creators can "author, organize, and refine all question types," aligning each item with learning outcomes and cognitive levels. The blog names multiple choice, essay, true or false and matching among the formats and describes storing questions in the bank, organizing them and reusing them across exams. Its FAQ adds the basics of setting up a test: time limits, randomized questions and access control, with templates to start from.

Exams are assembled with QAssemble, the test blueprint tool. A blueprint maps questions to learning outcomes, cognitive levels and difficulty, and the test generator then builds the exam "automatically or manually" with full control over the result. For a department running the same course in several sections or terms, that is how it keeps papers comparable while varying the items.

Practical skills have their own module. QTask handles performance-based tasks meant to measure competency "beyond traditional exams," for subjects where writing an answer is not the same as doing the work.

Delivery, security and proctoring

Qorrect delivers exams online, offline or on paper, across devices, so an institution can run the same assessment in a computer lab, at home or in an exam hall. Security on the platform side covers secure browsers, encrypted delivery, password controls and real-time monitoring, and the blog mentions browser lockdown and different exam models to stop answers being shared. It also refers to AI-based cheating prevention.

Remote exams can be proctored with QLens, which the page says "uses advanced AI monitoring and identity verification to ensure academic integrity throughout every online examination test session." Its features are listed as identity verification, behavior monitoring, activity tracking, comprehensive recording and smart authentication. Identity has a separate module too: QMatch offers "continuous face recognition, biometric authentication, and ID-photo matching," checking the student from login to submission.

During a sitting, invigilators and exam managers use QVisor, the supervisor app, which gives them real-time visibility and control over live sessions, immediate action when something goes wrong, and institution-wide monitoring. Adaptive exams are supported as well: question difficulty adjusts in real time to each student's performance, which the page presents as a way to keep testing fair, precise and efficient. On scale, the home page says the platform adapts whether an institution is "testing in multiple languages or scaling to accommodate thousands of students," and the blog describes it handling large numbers of students across many campuses.

Marking and analysis

QMark is the marking system. The page says it grades exams instantly and lets markers "evaluate essays or performance tasks using structured rubrics," with organized workflows and detailed feedback. Objective questions are scored automatically, and the rubric tools are aimed at the open-ended work that takes the most marking time, with the stated aim of consistency and rigor across markers.

QInsights handles the psychometrics. It analyzes item quality with difficulty and discrimination indices, which tells an exam committee which questions are too easy, too hard or failing to separate strong and weak students, and it reports on student performance and learning gaps. The blog adds detailed reports for individuals and groups and trend analysis across academic years, the kind of evidence a university gathers for accreditation reviews and course improvement.

Students reach their side of all this through QGate, the student portal app, which brings exams, results and personalized insights together and works across devices.

Qody, the AI assistant

Qorrect's AI features are grouped under an assistant called Qody. The home page lists AI-assisted item authoring, AI-enhanced item quality review, AI-powered exam generation and exam quality review, AI-powered essay grading, AI-generated intelligent feedback, an AI-driven adaptive testing engine and AI-generated custom reports. It also lists early risk detection, learning gap analysis, assessment quality analytics and iterative assessment design. In practice that means a lecturer can have Qody draft items and whole exams, check their quality before release, help mark essays, and produce reports, with the institution's question bank and blueprints still setting the rules.

Integrations, services and support

The integrations page talks about connecting to "your institution's LMS and systems through powerful APIs," supporting secure data flow and institution-specific workflows. Beyond the software, Qorrect lists three services: hosting, consultancy and customer onboarding, and the home page promises "personalized support tailored to your institution's needs." Resources include a help center, a training portal, a video library, a resource library and events and webinars. The company also runs partner and distributor programs, with a page for organizations that want to become a distributor.

Pricing and getting started

The site publishes no prices. Every route in goes through a conversation: "Get Pricing Details," "Request Quote," "Contact Sales" or a scheduled institutional demo, which the blog describes as a free demo.

Who it suits

Qorrect suits institutions that run exams as a managed process: universities with many courses and markers, vocational colleges, training and test centers, licensing bodies and ministries that need item banks, blueprints, secure delivery and psychometric reporting in one system. It is a strong fit for universities that assess in Arabic and English and want lab, home and paper exams on the same platform. The modules for supervisors, markers and ID checks show it is built for scale and formal exam governance. A single teacher who wants a quick quiz for a class is not the audience, since everything starts with an institutional demo and a quote, but a department or faculty standardizing its assessments has a lot to work with here.