Inspiration

We wanted to make learning interactive, fun, and completely personalized. Standard quizzes get repetitive fast, so we envisioned a tool where anyone could instantly test themselves on absolutely any topic in the world—from world history to quantum physics—driven by artificial intelligence.

What it does

QuestMaster AI is an intelligent quiz platform. Users simply type in any topic they are curious about, and the AI instantly spins up custom, neural network-generated questions. It also includes a quick "Start Default Quiz" option for immediate play and a leaderboard system to track scores.

How we built it

We built the entire application using MeDo AI. We leveraged MeDo's multi-turn conversation and full-stack generation capabilities to structure the quiz logic, handle user inputs, and dynamically fetch contextually accurate questions. We also relied on MeDo to help write clean code for the sleek, futuristic neon user interface.

Challenges we ran into

One of our main technical challenges was managing continuous generation limitations within MeDo, such as its inability to generate infinite question loops smoothly without hitting token or session constraints. We had to optimize our prompt structures and conversation flows to ensure the app generates high-quality, structured batches of questions without breaking.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

We are incredibly proud of the UI/UX design and the speed of the app. Creating a smooth, responsive interface that feels like a futuristic terminal while seamlessly processing complex AI responses in the background was a huge win for us.

What we learned

We learned a ton about prompt engineering and how to effectively guide a full-stack AI development tool like MeDo. We discovered how to break down complex logical loops into smaller, manageable AI sub-tasks to get the most consistent and stable code output.

What's next for quiz

Next, we want to introduce global leaderboards, multiplayer quiz battles, and an advanced analytics dashboard that tells users exactly which sub-topics they need to study more based on their wrong answers.

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