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At a Glance

App

Inquizitive

Subtitle

A fact-checked quiz on anything you're curious about

Developer

Peter Kurzok

Release Date

18. October 2026

Platforms

iPhone, Mac, and Apple Vision Pro

Pricing

Free to try (three quizzes, with ads). Pro €4.99, one-time in-app purchase, unlocks unlimited quizzes and removes ads on all platforms. No subscription

Inquizitive: a smart quiz on any topic

Ten fact-checked questions on anything you’re curious about, in about a minute, on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Vision Pro. Free to try, with no account; Pro, a one-time purchase, unlocks unlimited quizzes. Launching on the App Store on 18 October 2026.

Inquizitive (on the App Store as Inquizitive: Smart AI Quiz) turns any topic into a ten-question multiple-choice quiz, written for you by Apple Intelligence. Type what you’re curious about: the solar system, jazz history, Spanish verbs, the city you’re visiting next. Three quick tailoring questions set the level and the focus, beginner or expert, broad or deep, and the questions appear as they’re written.

When Apple’s Private Cloud Compute is available, every question is researched on Wikipedia, Wiktionary and Wikidata while it’s written. Each answer comes with a short explanation and the sources behind it, one tap away. Retry only the questions you missed until they stick; your best score is kept for every quiz, and your quizzes sync between your devices through your private iCloud database.

Highlights

  • Any topic, tailored to you. Type anything, answer three quick questions, and the quiz fits your level and interest.
  • Fact-checked, with sources. Questions are researched on Wikipedia, Wiktionary and Wikidata while they’re written, and every answer shows a short explanation and the source to read more.
  • Practice what you missed. Retry only the questions you got wrong until they stick. Your best score is kept for every quiz.
  • Native on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Vision Pro. One app, built for each device: a sidebar on iPad and Mac, a window of its own on Apple Vision Pro. Quizzes sync between them through iCloud.
  • In 17 languages. The app speaks your language, and so do its sources: questions are researched in your language’s Wikipedia.
  • Private by design. No account, no analytics, no crash reporting and no tracking; the app never asks for permission to track. Quizzes are written by Apple Intelligence, on Apple’s Private Cloud Compute or right on your device, and the developer runs no server.

Pricing

Inquizitive is free to try: your first three quizzes cost nothing, with banners for other indie apps from Kickstart Exchange, a cross-promotion network that counts views and taps per app, never per person or device. Pro, a one-time in-app purchase of €4.99 (prices vary by country), unlocks unlimited quizzes and removes the banners on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Vision Pro with the same Apple Account. There’s no subscription. The optional tips in Settings, “Buy me a coffee” and “Buy me lunch”, support development and unlock nothing.

Screenshots

Downloads: Framed screenshots, en-US, 20 captioned images (iPhone, iPad and Mac in Apple device bezels, Vision Pro unframed), ZIP, 7.8 MB · Raw screenshots, en-US, 20 unframed full-resolution captures, ZIP, 42 MB · App icon, 1024 × 1024 PNG

A smart quiz on any topic

Tailored to you: three quick questions set the level and focus

Fact-checked with Wikipedia while the quiz is written

Learn why it’s right: an explanation and sources for every answer

Memorize what you missed

All your quizzes, synced through iCloud

Framed and raw screenshots in the app’s other 16 languages are available on request.

Availability

  • Launch: 18 October 2026 on the App Store
  • Price: free to try (three quizzes, with ads); Pro €4.99, one-time, on all platforms; no subscription
  • Platforms: iPhone and iPad (iOS/iPadOS 27), Mac (macOS 27), Apple Vision Pro (visionOS 27)
  • Requires Apple Intelligence: iPhone 15 Pro or later, iPad and Mac with M1 or later, or Apple Vision Pro, with Apple Intelligence turned on
  • Languages: English, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Danish, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian Bokmål, Portuguese (Brazil), Portuguese (Portugal), Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Vietnamese
  • Website: https://inquizitive.peterkurzok.de
  • Press page: https://inquizitive.peterkurzok.de/press/
  • Review access: TestFlight or a Pro promo code on request

Content attribution

Facts and explanations are derived from Wikipedia and Wiktionary (CC BY-SA) and Wikidata (CC0), with links to the sources in the app. Inquizitive is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Wikimedia Foundation.

Image usage

Please use the screenshots and the app icon only in coverage of Inquizitive. The device frames in the framed screenshots (iPhone, iPad, MacBook Pro) are Apple’s product bezel artwork, licensed under the Apple Design Resources licence; the artwork may not be extracted, modified, redistributed or repackaged. The Apple Vision Pro screenshots are unframed.

About the developer

Peter Kurzok is an independent developer from Germany building native apps for Apple platforms. His apps include PlayTales, a companion for audiobook fans, Photo Memo+ and TV Graphs, episode rating charts for every TV series. More at https://apps.peterkurzok.de, on GitHub (https://github.com/pkurzok) and on Mastodon (https://kind.social/@filmaniac).

Contact

Peter Kurzok · inquizitive@peterkurzok.de

About the Developer

Peter Kurzok is an independent developer from Germany building native apps for Apple platforms. His apps include PlayTales, a companion for audiobook fans, Photo Memo+ and TV Graphs, episode rating charts for every TV series. Find him at apps.peterkurzok.de, on GitHub (github.com/pkurzok) and on Mastodon (@filmaniac@kind.social).

Contact Details

Contact

Peter Kurzok

Notes

Review access before launch is available via TestFlight or a Pro promo code on request. The device frames in the framed screenshots (iPhone, iPad, MacBook Pro) are Apple's product bezel artwork under the Apple Design Resources licence; please use the images only in coverage of Inquizitive and don't extract or alter the device artwork. Screenshots in the app's other 16 languages are available on request.