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Otiya at a glance

Correct as of November 2026. Please use these details when you write about Otiya.

What it is: A live quiz, learning and prize-draw platform. Make a quiz yourself or with Otiya AI, then play it live in a room or on a video call, online, or in class. Everyone answers on their own device.
Website: JoinOtiya.com. It was otiya.xyz until October 2026; old links still work.
Made by: Helixus Ltd, a UK company registered in England and Wales.
Status: Launched in August 2026.
Plans: Free: up to 30 players a game. Starter: up to 60. Pro: up to 150. Team: up to 300 players and 5 team members sharing one workspace, with a 30-day free trial. Event Pass: up to 300 players for one event, one payment, 30 days. Plan prices are on the pricing page in your own currency.
How players join: With a 5-character game code, a QR code or a link, in any web browser. Players never need an app or an account, and never pay.
Otiya AI: Writes a quiz from a subject, a PDF or a photo of a printed page, in 20 languages, including English, French, Yoruba, Hausa, Igbo and Swahili. The host reviews every question first.
Works with: PowerPoint, Google Slides and Zoom (add-ins), plus Microsoft Teams, Google Meet and any video call by sharing your screen.
Who uses it: Schools, workplaces, community groups, nonprofits, events, families and friends.
Otiya Kids: Free learning games for ages 3 to 12, with early learning games for ages 3 to 5. Works offline once opened. Children need no account.
Otiya for Schools: Inclusive Live, printed Answer cards for pupils without a device, and class reports. Free during the school pilot, which runs from 11 January to 16 April 2027.
The name: From the Yoruba “Ó ti yá” (oh-tee-YAH), meaning “it's time”. Otiya is not connected to Ottiya, a different children's platform.
Contact: hello@joinotiya.com