Kwizie vs Windmill

Open-source scripting platform, not a video quiz solution

Which to pick

What it is: Kwizie:Kwizie turns videos, audio, PDFs and presentations into AI-generated, multilingual quizzes with certificates and audit-ready records.; Windmill:Windmill is an open-source, self-hostable platform for scripts, workflows, apps and data pipelines.
Best for: Kwizie:AI-generated video quizzes with certification; Windmill:Code-first internal orchestration
Who it’s for: Kwizie:Trainers, HR, compliance teams and educators who need verifiable video-based learning.; Windmill:Engineering teams building internal tools and automation.
Pricing: Kwizie:Freemium; Windmill:Freemium
Plans: Kwizie:Free $0; Windmill:Free & Open-source $0/mo · Enterprise $120/mo per month · Developer seat $170/mo per month · Operator seat $20/mo/dev per month · Operator seat (external JWT) $10/mo/op per month
Open source: Kwizie:—; Windmill:Yes, 18,140 GitHub stars
Works with: Kwizie:Moodle, Canvas, LTI, HubSpot, Docebo, Articulate 360, LearnWorlds, Microsoft Teams; Windmill:Python, TypeScript, Go, Bash, SQL, PHP, React, Svelte

AI-generated in-video questions. Drafts editable quiz questions directly inside the video playback.
Multilingual quiz generation. Creates assessments in multiple languages and supports non-English character sets.
Certificates and audit logs. Issues certificates and provides timestamps, scores and exportable CSV logs.
Branding & customization. Applies organization logo, colors and custom certificate designs.
Broad file compatibility. Supports YouTube links, uploads, recordings, PDFs, presentations and audio files.
Analytics dashboard. Shows participant pass/fail status, progress and engagement metrics.
Integrations & embedding. Embeds into LMS, CMS, WordPress and connects with platforms like Moodle, Canvas, HubSpot, Vimeo, Wistia, Panopto and Kaltura.
Gamified tournaments. Provides leaderboards and automatic prize awards to boost engagement.

Multi-language scripts. Run Python, TypeScript, Go, Bash, SQL, PHP and more as API endpoints with full code control.
Visual DAG workflows. Design dependency graphs in a flow editor or as code, with retries, approvals and parallel branches.
Low-code app builder. Create React or Svelte front-ends with drag-and-drop and code, backed by existing scripts and flows.
AI agent integration. Connect to 12+ LLM providers or your own OpenAI-compatible endpoint to run scripts as agent tools.
Built-in observability. Each run logs inputs, outputs, traces and metrics; alerts can be sent to Slack, Teams or email.
Git-based collaboration. Workspaces fork like Git branches; changes are reviewed, merged and deployed to staging and prod.
Self-hosted infra. Deploy via Docker, Fargate or Kubernetes with YAML-defined worker groups and autoscaling.
Enterprise security. Supports SSO, SAML/SCIM, audit logs, SOC 2 Type II and external secret backends.

Is Kwizie or Windmill free?+

Kwizie has a free plan and paid plans. Windmill has a free plan (Free & Open-source); paid plans start at $120/month (Enterprise).

Is Kwizie or Windmill open source?+

Windmill is open source (windmill-labs/windmill on GitHub). DevHunt has no public source repository on record for Kwizie.

Do Kwizie and Windmill integrate with the same tools?+

Their integration lists don't overlap: Kwizie lists Moodle, Canvas, LTI, HubSpot and 8 more; Windmill lists Python, TypeScript, Go, Bash and 10 more.

Kwizie

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Windmill

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