Quilgo

What Quilgo is

Quilgo is an online testing platform with built-in AI proctoring, sold by Native Platform Ltd. Its FAQ describes it as "an AI-powered online testing platform that helps educators, recruiters, and organizations deliver secure, data-driven assessments," and the site names five audiences: education, recruiters and businesses, olympiad organizers, private practice, and training providers. It comes in four forms. The Quilgo platform is the full standalone product for building and hosting tests. The other three bring its timer and proctoring into tools a school or company may already use: an add-on for Google Forms, a plugin for Moodle and an add-on for Google Classroom.

The pitch on the home page is about volume and cost: "Unlimited assessments, team members, and test-takers. Pay only for concurrent usage," which the company says is "up to 10x more cost-efficient than traditional pricing." It reports "Over 30 million tests in 80+ countries" and says it is "Rated 4.8/5 by thousands of organizations."

Building and delivering a test

The FAQ walks through the first quiz: sign up, build a new quiz, add multiple choice, checkbox, dropdown, short answer or paragraph questions, assign points, organize questions into sections, switch on the question randomizer, set a timer and turn on AI proctoring, then share by public link or email invitation. The form builder supports sections, media, shuffling and rich text, and the randomizer generates different test variants from sets of questions in each section. Custom captions add instructions for test takers, deadlines set the time window for a test, and access options either restrict a test to specific people or open a public registration. Tests can run on a schedule with start and end times and auto-submission, and paid plans add branding with a logo and custom background and text colors. Test takers do not need an account: the home page says they enter an access code and start.

AI helps on the authoring side too. AI Quiz Templates generate a fresh quiz from a topic, and the AI Questions Generator writes questions from any text or article; both are metered by plan. A recent product update adds import from document, so existing questions in a PDF can be pulled into the platform instead of retyped.

Proctoring

Proctoring is the core of the product, and the FAQ stresses that it works "without forcing participants to use locked browsers." Machine learning models watch for multiple faces, missing faces, tab switching and unauthorized activity. The pricing page breaks the tools into named features:

• Camera tracking checks that the respondent is the right person and flags missing or extra faces.
• Screen tracking records the test taker's screen in high quality, and on Moodle captures periodic and suspicious screenshots.
• Focus tracking counts how many times a test taker left the quiz.
• Force tracking makes selected tracking methods mandatory before a test can start.
• Face Match automatically checks that all photos in a session belong to the same person.

The Moodle page adds activity monitoring for unusual behavior patterns, a proctoring overview that gives each test a confidence score, and a detailed review of individual attempts. In September 2026 the newsroom announced AI agent detection across the platform, the Moodle plugin and the Classroom add-on, aimed at automated tools answering a test.

Results and reporting

Each test produces individual and group reports with scores, duration, timestamps and the proctoring evidence, and both quiz-level and per-respondent reports can be downloaded and shared. Data exports to CSV or PDF, and team members can review results together.

Integrations

The Moodle plugin adds camera and screen tracking to Moodle quizzes and works with existing Moodle question banks and quiz setups, so a course does not have to be rebuilt. The plugin page says no API customization or maintenance is needed, that it "works with any number of students," needs no additional computer resources and is "Available in 12 languages." For Google Forms, Quilgo adds a countdown timer, AI proctoring and analytics to existing forms, and the FAQ cites "Over 63 million installs worldwide" for that add-on. In Google Classroom, teachers assign and monitor proctored quizzes inside Classroom. The FAQ also lists Zapier for automating notifications, spreadsheet updates and reports.

Technical requirements, languages and privacy

Everything runs in the browser on Windows, macOS or Linux, in Chrome, Firefox, Edge or Safari. A webcam and a stable connection are recommended for proctored exams. Quizzes can be taken on mobile devices, but the FAQ notes that screen-tracking features are optimized for desktop environments. The interface supports right-to-left scripts such as Arabic and Hebrew and follows the device language, and the site itself is offered in English, Spanish, Indonesian, Portuguese, French and Hindi. On privacy, the FAQ says Quilgo encrypts data in transit and at rest and "complies with GDPR, FERPA, and international privacy standards," with a DPA available.

Pricing

Pricing is set by test-taker seats, defined as "How many people can take tests at the same time," not by students, candidates or tests. Every product starts with a free trial of 20 tests with no credit card. For the Quilgo platform and the Google Forms add-on, the plans are:

• Starter: $24 a month paid annually or $30 paid monthly, 10 test-taker seats.
• Pro: $60 a month paid annually or $75 paid monthly, 50 seats.
• Ultra: $116 a month paid annually or $145 paid monthly, 500 seats.
• Custom: configured allowances, support priority and custom pricing.

Paid plans include unlimited tests, quizzes and team members, with monthly allowances of AI quiz templates (10, 30 or 60 per team) and AI question generations (3, 10 or 20). Pro and Ultra include every tracking method, branding and Face Match; Starter keeps focus tracking, camera tracking and Face Match but leaves out screen tracking, force tracking and branding. The Moodle plugin is priced for larger groups: Lite at $128 a month paid annually or $160 monthly with 500 seats, and Pro at $340 a month paid annually or $425 monthly with 3000 seats, with custom proctoring data retention and location available as an add-on. The Google Classroom add-on has its own price list, from $30 a month paid annually for Starter to $90 for Ultra.

What customers say

The home page carries named testimonials. Vincent Garnier, an associate, says the Moodle plugin is "very simple to use, very simple to set up, and very light in terms of CPU. We could not run our certification exams without it." Erick Molnar, Director of Academic Technology, describes using it for incoming freshmen testing in English, math and languages, which his institution relies on for class placements. Leo Chang, an IT director, says it "helps us to send hundreds of quizzes to our students each week," and professor Takeshi Ogawa describes letting students take weekly retests "at any time they want" instead of booking a monitored room.

Who it suits

Quilgo suits teachers and schools that already work in Google Forms, Google Classroom or Moodle and want timed, proctored quizzes without moving platforms, and Moodle sites that need camera and screen monitoring for hundreds of simultaneous candidates. Recruiters get a fit too: the business page talks about automating initial screening and skill tests and handling "hundreds or thousands of candidates simultaneously." The seat model rewards organizations that run many tests over time with a predictable peak, since tests and quizzes are unlimited on paid plans. The question types are the five form-style ones the FAQ lists, and screen tracking is optimized for desktops, so teams that need other item formats or test candidates only on phones can check both within the 20-test trial.