Quollyo™Try Quollyo as an educator
The short version
- Quollyo is built for students. It reads the classes and assignments a student is enrolled in, so a teacher account will show an empty list.
- Quick look: open quollyo.com/app and tap Try it with sample data. No sign-in needed.
- Full test: make a small test class and sign in to Quollyo as a test student (steps below).
- Every feature is free during the beta. Your feedback shapes what we build next.
1. Quick look with sample data (1 minute)
- Open quollyo.com/app on a laptop, Chromebook or phone.
- Tap Try it with sample data.
- Explore What's due, Tonight and Study. When you're done, choose Exit sample data from the account menu.
2. Full test with your own test class (about 10 minutes)
You'll need two Google accounts: one to be the teacher and one to be the student. Personal Gmail accounts are easiest, because many school districts restrict which apps and outside accounts their Google accounts can use.
Set up the test class (teacher account)
- Go to classroom.google.com, click +, then Create class. Name it something like "Quollyo test."
- Open Classwork → Create → Assignment, and add four or five assignments with instructions and due dates. Try one due today, one tomorrow, one next week, one already past due, and one titled "Unit 3 Test."
- Open People → Invite students, and invite your student account. Accept the invitation from the student account.
Try Quollyo (student account)
- Open quollyo.com/app, check the box confirming the student is 13 or older, and tap Sign in with Google with the student account.
- On Google's permission screen, tap Select all (or check both Classroom boxes) and Continue. Quollyo's access is read-only.
- Your test assignments appear in What's due, sorted into Overdue, Today, Tomorrow and This week.
Seeing "Access blocked" or "not approved"?
If Google shows a message like "Access blocked: [your school] has not approved this app" or "Access to your account data is restricted by policies within your organization," nothing is wrong with Quollyo and the site is safe to use. The message means your school's Google Workspace admin decides which outside apps school accounts can connect to, and hasn't added Quollyo yet. This is common for student accounts, especially students under 18.
- To try Quollyo yourself today: use personal Gmail accounts for your test teacher and test student. They aren't covered by school rules.
- To use Quollyo with your students: ask your school's IT team to allow Quollyo, and send them quollyo.com/it-setup. It takes about 5 minutes in the Google Admin console.
- What IT will want to know: Quollyo's Google sign-in is published and its branding is verified by Google. Classroom access is read-only: Quollyo sees a student's own classes and assignments and can't change anything in Classroom.
Still stuck? Email hello@quollyo.com with a screenshot of the message and we'll help.
3. What to try
| Feature | Where | What to look for |
|---|---|---|
| What's due | What's due tab | Every assignment in one list, overdue first, with time estimates you can change |
| Tonight's plan | Tonight tab | Enter how much time you have, and get an ordered plan for the evening |
| Best order | What's due tab | What to do first, with the reasons |
| AI study tools | Study tab | Flashcards, true/false and multiple choice built from an assignment's instructions, and study help that gives hints before answers |
| Practice your mistakes | Study tab | Missed questions come back until they're mastered |
| Test prep | What's due and Tonight | The "Unit 3 Test" assignment gets short study sessions on the days before it |
Quollyo is designed to help students learn, not to do the work for them. It won't write essays, and study help gives hints first.
4. Tell us what you think
In the app, open the account menu and choose Send feedback, or email hello@quollyo.com. We especially want to hear what would make Quollyo useful for your students, and what would make your school comfortable using it.
Want updates? Join The Q List and choose Teacher or school staff.
5. Bringing Quollyo to your school
- IT approval: students designated as under 18 need their Google Workspace admin to allow Quollyo. Share quollyo.com/it-setup, which takes about 5 minutes. If students see an "Access blocked" message, here's what it means.
- Privacy: Quollyo reads Classroom read-only, keeps students' study data on their own devices and never sells data or shows ads. See the Privacy Policy and, for New York schools, Education Law §2-d.
- Teachers: a teacher dashboard is coming soon, included with school and district plans.
Questions? Email hello@quollyo.com. Quollyo is independently developed and is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by Google LLC.