A free, open-source primary-school study platform covering grades 1-6 with unit quizzes, lesson explanations, read-along text and AI-generated stories.
Ralex91/Razzia
A self-hosted, open-source quiz platform for running live quizzes at smaller events, deployable with Docker.
Open-source alternative to:Kahoot
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What is it?
Razzia is a quiz platform that you host on your own server, aimed at smaller events. A manager interface lets a host create a game, share a room code with participants, and start the session once players have joined. Participants join through a browser at the game URL and answer questions during the round.
Quizzes and results are stored as files in a local config folder, which persists across updates. The project can be run with Docker Compose or Docker, or installed directly from source with Node.js 24+ and pnpm. The manager is protected by a password set through an environment variable, and the README documents running the app behind a reverse proxy such as Traefik, Nginx, or Caddy.
The project also publishes a WebSocket protocol and an HTTP API, so developers can build custom clients, such as a physical buzzer based on an ESP32.
Key features
- 01Host live quiz games with a manager interface and room codes for players.
- 02Store quizzes and results as local files that persist across updates.
- 03Deploy with Docker or Docker Compose, or run from source with Node.js and pnpm.
- 04Protect the manager interface with a password set in an environment variable.
- 05Run behind common reverse proxies such as Traefik, Nginx, or Caddy.
- 06Build custom clients through a documented WebSocket protocol and HTTP API.
Use cases
- Running a quiz or trivia round at a team meeting, class, or small party.
- Hosting a self-run survey or learning game on a private server.
- Building a physical buzzer system that connects to the quiz server over WebSocket.
Quick start
- 1
Create a compose.yml file with the Razzia service definition
- 2
Create a .env file with MANAGER_PASSWORD set
- 3
Start the service with Docker Compose
docker compose up -d
Things to know
- Requires Node.js 24+ and pnpm 10.16+ if you run it without Docker.
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FAQ
- What is Razzia?
- A self-hosted, open-source quiz platform for running live quizzes at smaller events, deployable with Docker. Razzia is a quiz platform that you host on your own server, aimed at smaller events. A manager interface lets a host create a game, share a room code with participants, and start the session once players have joined. Participants join through a browser at the game URL and answer questions during the round.
- Is Razzia free to use? What license does it have?
- Razzia is open source under the MIT license. Check the license terms before using it in commercial products.
- Is Razzia still maintained?
- Actively maintained. The last commit to Razzia was on Nov 3, 2026.
- What can I use Razzia for?
- Running a quiz or trivia round at a team meeting, class, or small party. Hosting a self-run survey or learning game on a private server. Building a physical buzzer system that connects to the quiz server over WebSocket.
- How do I install Razzia?
- Create a compose.yml file with the Razzia service definition Create a .env file with MANAGER_PASSWORD set Start the service with Docker Compose: docker compose up -d
- Where can I get Razzia?
- The source code and installation instructions are on GitHub: https://github.com/Ralex91/Razzia
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