Review ANYTHING vs Kahoot, Blooket and Jeopardy templates
Kahoot, Blooket, and Jeopardy templates are popular review tools, and they work differently from Review ANYTHING. Here is how they compare on the things that matter on review day: prep time, student devices, and setup.
Updated October 2026
Review ANYTHING is my app, so I’m not a neutral reviewer.
This page sticks to what each tool says about itself as of October 2026, and it leaves out claims I can’t back up. Features and plans change, so check each tool before you decide.
At a glance
| Tool | How you start | Student devices |
|---|---|---|
| Review ANYTHING | Open the app and read questions from any worksheet. Nothing to build or enter. | Not needed. The teacher runs it on one screen. |
| Kahoot | Build a quiz, pick one from the library, or generate one with its AI tools. | Students usually join from their own devices. |
| Blooket | Find or create a question set. | Students usually play on their own devices. |
| Jeopardy-style templates, such as JeopardyLabs | Fill in a board template with your own categories and questions. Advertised as free with no registration required. | Not required. Typically run on one screen. |
| Baamboozle | Pick a game or build your own. Describes itself as lighter on prep. | Describes itself as needing no devices. |
| Editable review games on Teachers Pay Teachers | Download the file, then edit, print, or project it. | Depends on the product. |
Where the others are stronger
- Ready-made content. Libraries of existing quizzes and question sets mean you don’t need a worksheet to start.
- Individual answers. When every student has a device, each one answers separately, and some tools can report results by student.
- Free options. Several of these tools have free plans, while Review ANYTHING is a $4.99 one-time purchase.
- Remote and homework play. Some of these tools can be assigned outside class. Review ANYTHING is made for live play in one room.
Where Review ANYTHING fits
- You already have a worksheet, quiz, or study guide and don’t want to rebuild it as a quiz.
- Students shouldn’t need devices, accounts, or logins.
- You want the whole class playing together on one screen, in teams.
- You need something that works offline.
Review ANYTHING doesn’t track each student’s mastery and has no question library. It’s a board game for live review. If that’s what you need, see how it works. If you want help turning a worksheet into any kind of game, start with how to turn any worksheet into a review game. If devices are the sticking point, read review games without student devices.
Kahoot!, Blooket, JeopardyLabs, Baamboozle and Teachers Pay Teachers are trademarks of their respective owners. Review ANYTHING is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.
Frequently asked questions
Is Review ANYTHING like Kahoot?
It’s a different kind of tool. Kahoot is built around quizzes that students answer on their own devices. Review ANYTHING is a board game that the teacher runs on one screen, using questions from a worksheet you already have.
Do I have to build a question set in Review ANYTHING?
No. The app has no built-in questions and doesn’t ask you to enter any. You read questions from your worksheet, quiz, or study guide as you play.
How much does Review ANYTHING cost?
It’s a one-time purchase of $4.99 on the App Store that covers iPad and Mac (Apple silicon). Check the App Store for current pricing.
Try Review ANYTHING
Turn the worksheet you already have into a whole-class board game. No prep, no accounts, no internet. $4.99 on the App Store for iPad and Mac (Apple silicon). Android version coming soon.