The social hub for creative student minds
Where learning becomes your social life
Publish your best thinking, defend it in a debate, and challenge the classmate who thinks they know more. Every bit of it moves you up the gem ranks — with Zilly by your side.
- Free for students, always
- No adverts, no endless scroll
- Moderated before anything goes live
Everything in one place
Seven ways to grow, one hub
Everything social media gets right — posting, competing, being seen — pointed at learning instead of scrolling.
Publish
Content Feed
Essays, poetry, research, art, infographics, video and audio — sorted by subject and level.
Learn moreArgue
Debate Rooms
Timed rounds, evidence on the table, an audience vote and a moderator’s scorecard.
Learn moreCompete
Challenge Center
Call out a classmate: quiz duel, debate, writing task, design brief or problem set.
Learn moreClimb
Gem Ranks
Nine ranks from Quartz to Diamond, earned by contribution — never bought.
Learn moreLearn
Zilly
A study partner that explains, quizzes, summarises and checks originality.
Learn moreShop
School Marketplace
Verified schools sell books, materials, merchandise and digital resources.
Learn moreTeach
School & Teacher Dashboards
Activity tracking, engagement analytics and classroom challenges.
Learn moreHouse rules
Built so effort wins, not popularity
Merit over popularity
A like is worth 2 points to the author. An “insightful” — I actually learned something — is worth 5. Zilly scores posts for educational value, and the best earn a bonus.
Showing up is expected
Win a challenge, climb 40 points. Decline one, drop 25. Ignore one, drop 30. Avoid 3 in a month and every further one costs extra.
Safe before it’s seen
Every post, comment and argument is screened before anyone else can see it. No private messaging, no adverts. People make the final call, and every decision can be appealed.
Gem ranks
Climb from Quartz to Diamond
Nine ranks, earned by contribution, challenges and debate. Never bought.
- QuartzWhere everyone starts
- Amber150 pts
- Jade400 pts
- Topaz900 pts
- Amethyst1,800 pts
- Sapphire3,200 pts
- Emerald5,500 pts
- Ruby9,000 pts
- Diamond15,000 pts
Quiz duels: same questions, same clock
- 45 seconds a question
- Higher score wins; speed breaks ties
- Answers revealed to both afterwards
What every challenge is worth
| Win | +40 |
| Draw | +20 |
| Lose, having played | +8 |
| Decline | −25 |
| Ignore it | −30 |
| Accept, then no-show | −35 |
Meet Zilly
A study partner that won’t do your homework
Zilly turns posts into quizzes, explains what you’re stuck on, reviews your drafts and checks originality before you publish. It coaches — it doesn’t hand over answers.
- “Quiz me on this post.”Five questions with explanations. Pass to earn points.
- “Explain it like I’m new to it.”Step by step, pitched at your level.
- “What’s weak in my draft?”Specific feedback on argument, evidence and clarity.
- “Is this original enough?”Overlap against the hub, and advice on what to cite.
- “Write my essay for me.”No — but it will help you plan it and improve yours.
For schools and teachers
The energy of social media, pointed at your syllabus
Register your school, invite teachers and students with one join code, and see engagement you can act on. Starting is free.
Activity tracking
Who is posting, debating, competing — and who has gone quiet.
Engagement analytics
Weekly trends by class and subject, at a glance.
Classroom challenges
Quizzes marked automatically; written work graded with feedback.
A school shop
Sell books, materials and merchandise to your own community.
Getting started
From sign-up to your first gem
- 1
Make your profile
Pick your level, your country and the subjects you care about.
- 2
Publish something
An essay, a worked solution, a poem, a design — anything you made.
- 3
Accept a challenge
Take on a quiz duel, or take a seat in a debate room.
- 4
Watch the gem change
Cross 150 points and Quartz becomes Amber.
Before you post, read the community guidelines — they’re short, and they’re enforced.
Make learning the thing you scroll for
Join the students turning study time into something they share, compete over and are proud of.