eduGap

Davan Gayle

In-app purchases

About this app

eduGap turns any classroom video into a competition. Join a class, watch a video your teacher assigns, then challenge a classmate to a quiz duel based on it — answer correctly before the clock runs out and climb your class leaderboard.

HOW IT WORKS

• Join a class with a simple class code, or create your own as an admin
• Watch short educational videos your teacher adds to the class
• Challenge any classmate — a unique question is generated on the spot based on the video's topic
• Listen to your question (read aloud, not shown as text) and answer within the time limit
• Earn stars for correct answers and climb your class's leaderboard
• Get notified the moment a new challenge or video lands in your class

BUILT FOR REAL CLASSROOMS

eduGap works across subjects and grade levels — math, science, languages, and more. Teachers stay in control: only class admins can add videos or manage membership, and every class is private behind its own join code.

MADE TO FEEL PERSONAL

Every user gets a unique cartoon avatar generated just for them — no photos, no uploads. Optionally add your career interest, and some challenge questions will connect what you're learning to real-world scenarios in that field.

STAY IN THE LOOP

Push notifications let you know the moment someone challenges you, a new video is added to your class, or your challenge is answered — so nothing important gets missed.

AVAILABLE IN MULTIPLE LANGUAGES

eduGap is available in English, Spanish, French, Dutch, and Portuguese.

PLANS FOR EVERY CLASSROOM

Get started for free with the essentials. Upgrade to a paid plan for more classes, larger rosters, and unlimited videos per class — perfect for a teacher managing multiple sections or a bigger school program. Subscriptions are billed through your App Store account and manageable anytime in Settings.

Whether you're a student trying to stay sharp between lessons or a teacher looking for a fun way to reinforce material, eduGap makes reviewing what you learned feel like a game — not a chore.