Free for teaching

The same activity, from classroom to home.

For homework or for fun, children can continue on paper, on a smartphone or tablet, or on a PC with the web app.

A child solves a printed puzzle with a pencil, a teenager plays on a tablet and their father scans another sheet’s QR with his smartphone.
  1. The teacher shares a printed sheet, code or QR code so everyone can open the same puzzle.
  2. On paper, children reason with a pencil. On Android or in the web app, they play on a smartphone, tablet or computer.
  3. From within the game, a parent or pupil scans the sheet’s QR or pastes its code. No pupil account to create.

Activities shared by the teacher remain free at home, just as in class.

Open the game

Android works offline. The browser uses the network to load and to verify a full licence.

Pupils’ privacy comes first.

No pupil accounts · No ads · No data collection

No accounts to create for your pupils and no personal data to provide to play. Games and settings stay on the device.

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A question about InZeDoku?

To discover the game, prepare to use it in class or discuss a project, talk with Jacques Lovi.

When booking, mention InZeDoku and the purpose of your meeting.