The #1 learning game for your brain

Rereading doesn’t stick. This does.

New hires forget the handbook. Exam material slips away. Brainmould turns what you have to learn into a game you play until you know it by heart, like a fighter pilot: days, not months.

Free to try. No account, no card.

Sound familiar?

Learning takes too long and fades too fast. That costs you exams, months of onboarding, and hires who turn out not to get it.

Exams

You read it ten times and it still won’t stick.

Type every key term from memory until it takes seconds. A whole subject in days, not months.

Onboarding and hiring

Onboarding takes months, and the handbook is soon forgotten.

Your team plays the handbook until they know it. One hour of play shows which applicant gets it.

Schools

Students cram for the test and forget it a week later.

They play under your class code, no account needed. Daily 5 keeps it fresh with ten questions a day.

Who are you?

The Universe demo: a rocket flying past the planets

For you

Pass your exam.

Days, not months. Drop in your books and notes.

The Painter demo: boards along a house with measurements, a player with a bat and crates

For companies

Train your team.

Upload your manuals. Invite your people with a link.

The admin screen: applicants with score, right answers and seconds per question

For hiring

See who gets it.

One hour after the first interview shows who learns fastest.

Try it yourself

Make your own game.

Drop in your own books, notes or slides and play the first board free, no card needed. The rest of the game opens with a plan.

How it works

The gold panel in the game: upload PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, a photo or a link

1

Drop it in

Books, slides, notes, scans. The AI builds your 3D world.

The Geography demo: the Netherlands with boards 1 and 2, tulip fields and the car

2

Play it

Drive to every board, learn, answer. Right opens the next.

The admin ranking: one score per player

3

Prove it

Final exam against the clock, a certificate, and a score per person.

The Math exam demo: turrets, zombies and a command centre around the player

A real game.
Turrets. Zombies. A tank.

Earn guns, armor and a tank. Keep your health up, or start over. Every mistake comes back until you nail it.

CarRocketTankTurretsCertificate

Learn like a fighter pilot.

Write it down from memory until it takes seconds, then beat the exam against the clock. Built by gamers, with an ex fighter pilot on board.

The exam in the Universe demo: a question against the clock

People who went before you

The latest reviews from players.

It really gives me some motivation vibes. Hate studying books, this comes close to learning with fun and even some shooting.

Ouran nagasaki

10/10. Short intro made it click. Able to pour in my study material to pass my exam.

Mr capacrow

Incorporated this with my sales team in the painter world, worked like a charm. They got the skills within 2 days.

Stidiot

Played Brainmould? Tell us how it went.

Brainmould next to the tools you know

Quiz games end with a score. Flashcards end with a deck. Brainmould keeps going until the knowledge sticks.

On a phone, swipe the table sideways to see every tool.

FeatureBrainmouldKahoot!QuizletBlooketGimkitAnki
Builds a game from your own files with AI✓PDF, Word, slides✓PDF, paid✓Notes, PlusPartlyTopic via KhanmigoPartlyTopic, Pro✗You make cards
Explorable 3D game world✓✗✗✗2D modes✗2D worlds✗
Type key terms from memory✓Timed, all termsPartlyType answer, paid✓Learn modePartlyTyping questionsPartlyText answers✓Type in cards
Daily review that puts mistakes first✓Daily 5PartlyPartlyLearn, paid✗✗✓Spaced repetition
Exam with timer and certificate✓PartlyBusiness coursesPartlyTest mode✗✗✗
Scores per player✓✓Partly✓More on Plus✓✗
Built for company training too✓✓Kahoot! 360✗✗✗✗
  • ✓ Yes
  • ✗ No
  • Partly Some of it, or only on some plans

Checked on each tool’s own site in October 2026. Prices and plans can change. Read the full comparisons on our blog.

Questions

Do players need an account?

It depends on who plays. Company players log in with an account on their company e-mail, so you see a score per person. Students play under their teacher’s class code, without an account. The free demos need no account at all.

Which languages?

The site is in English. A game can be in any language: the creator picks it, and every game shows its flag.

What does it cost?

Trying it is free: play a demo, no account needed. To build your own world you pick a plan, from €29 per month, and you can cancel any month. See pricing.

Your dream is two minutes away.

Stop rereading. Play a free demo now and feel it stick. No account, no card.