Everything your exams need, in one place.

There's no per-run cap — generate as many as you need in a single run, mixing any of the eight types. Run it again any time and the new set drops straight into the same bank to pick from.

Set easy, medium or hard and XAM holds that line across every question, then gives the whole set a complexity score so you can see the demand at a glance before a student does.

Only if you switch it on. Off, every question stays inside your material. On, it builds fresh scenarios around it, and you still approve each one in review before it is saved.

Yes. Change the wording, the options, or the correct answer, by hand or with a sentence, and the answer key updates alongside it. What you approve is what exports.

A CSV using our template, Moodle GIFT, or plain-text Aiken. Most teachers move years of questions across in about ten minutes and have them searchable straight away.

One searchable pool by default, so nothing is ever lost in a folder tree. Add folders only if you want them; they act as a filter, and your full bank is always one click away.

Yes. Shuffle the order or regroup the sections to produce Version A, Version B and beyond from one question set, each with its own matching answer key.

Your logo, header and footer go on every paper, with placeholders that fill in the title, date and class on their own — custom branding is part of every plan, from the $1 first month onward.

They do. Notation renders properly and right-to-left text keeps its direction in both the Word and PDF files, so nothing breaks when you open it on a school computer.

Yes — a free XAM account. Students sign in once, then take the paper on any device; there is no app to install and nothing to download. Enroll them in a class or send a shareable link — either way, their answers travel straight back to you when they submit.

Multiple choice, true or false, fill the blanks, matching and sorting are marked the instant a student submits. Short answers, long answers and essays are flagged for you to mark in the same place.

Yes. Scores stay hidden until you choose to release them, and students see their results, and any feedback you add, only once you give the go-ahead.

None yet — LMS integrations are coming soon. X-Ed LMS, Google Classroom, Moodle and Canvas are all on the roadmap, and you can join the waitlist for yours. In the meantime XAM works standalone: publish a shareable link and students take the assessment in the browser, with results in your Teacher Panel.

Not at all. XAM delivers, collects and grades on its own. The integrations are there for schools that already run a platform and want scores in one place.