iPadian MCP guides

Build a quiz with your AI assistant

Updated 10 October 2026

Start with five questions. Try the quiz, change it through conversation, and keep a portable HTML copy.

Connect and describe the quiz

Connect your assistant to iPadian and enable its tools in the conversation. Then use a prompt like this:

Use iPadian to build a five-question quiz about the solar system. Show one question at a time, with four answer buttons, progress, feedback explaining the correct answer, and a final score with a restart button. Use large tap targets and readable text. Keep HTML, CSS and JavaScript in one complete file, with no external libraries or network requests. Preview it in iPhone view.

Try it before changing it

Answer one question correctly and one incorrectly. Check that feedback and scoring make sense.
Finish the quiz and restart it. Confirm that the score and question index reset.
Switch to iPad or Headless view. Check that the layout fits without clipped buttons.

Check the factual accuracy of the questions and explanations yourself. The assistant generates the content.

Ask for a useful revision

Revise this same quiz. Make the questions suitable for a beginner, show a short explanation after each answer, and add a next-question button. Keep the same app ID so this remains a revision. Preview the complete updated HTML.

Test the updated quiz again. Ask for one change at a time when you want to understand its effect.

Save or export

Choose Save locally in the preview to store the app code in that browser’s library. Use Export HTML for a file you can keep and open separately.

Local saving keeps code and preview preferences. Running scores, inputs and progress reset; the library does not sync between devices. Generated apps run in a sandbox that blocks external requests, libraries and browser storage.

Try a ready-made quiz first

Open iPadian’s browser preview, then visit App Store and try Quiz Adventure. You can also download its standalone HTML.