LANcelot
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Made by a teacher, for the classroom

Everything for your class, on your own network

LANcelot runs on the PC in your classroom. Students scan the QR code on the board and play along on their Chromebook, tablet or phone. No student accounts, no limit on students or questions.

Coming soon · Windows PC · Students join in the browser

All-in-one

Quizzes, polls, games, worksheets and classroom tools in one app.

Local

Play runs over the school network. Fast, even with 30 devices at once.

Private

Names and results stay on the PC in your classroom.

See LANcelot in action

The video is hosted on YouTube. Your browser only connects to YouTube once you press play.

How it works

  1. Start LANcelot

    Double-click on the classroom PC. The teacher screen opens on the board.

  2. Students scan

    They scan the QR code or type the address. Enter a name and done.

  3. Play and learn

    You pick the quiz and the game. The class plays along, you follow everything live.

The board: everything starts from five halls
The board: everything starts from five halls
The student screen
The student screen

Five halls, one way of working

Every part has an icon and one sentence of explanation. Know one hall and you know them all.

40+ games for your own lessons

Every game plays with every quiz. Right answers give fuel, ammo, energy or a power. Answer well and you get further.

The Arena

Quiz and duel

Play together

Race and adventure

Battle in the arena

Lesson material in seconds, with AI

Give a topic and the grade, or drop in a photo of your textbook. The AI makes a quiz, a worksheet or a full set per lesson, on three levels.

  • Works with Gemini, ChatGPT or Claude: LANcelot copies the prompt, you paste the answer back.
  • Or enter your own key and everything happens in one click.
  • Play worksheets live in class or print them with an answer key.
  • Only creating with AI needs the internet. Play runs over the classroom network.
The Forge

Every student at their own level

Per subject you choose a level for each student. Quizzes, worksheets and tasks adapt.

  1. Page

    Extra support and easier questions

  2. Squire

    The regular content

  3. Knight

    A challenge for those who can go further

Follow-up, support and reports

Every answer goes into the log, linked to the curriculum goals. You see straight away who needs extra help, and your report almost fills itself.

Why students look forward to it every day

Student data stays in your classroom

  • LANcelot runs on your own PC. No cloud and no student accounts.
  • Names, answers and results live in a folder on that PC. You decide what happens to them.
  • No ads and no tracking.
  • If you use AI, only your prompt (topic or lesson material) goes to the AI you choose. No student names.

Works on what your class already has

  • Whiteboard or screenThe teacher screen and the game
  • Chromebooks and laptopsSimply in the browser
  • Tablets and phonesScan the QR code and play

In five languages

Dutch, English, French, Spanish and German. Pick the language in the settings and every screen switches, students' screens too.

Bring LANcelot to your classroom

LANcelot will soon be available for teachers and schools.

Coming soon

All you need is a Windows PC in the classroom. Students join in their browser.

Questions or interested? Email hello@lancelot.network

Frequently asked questions

When can I use LANcelot?

LANcelot will be available soon. This website will be the first place to tell you when.

Do I need the internet?

Play runs over the school's local network: the PC and the students' devices must be on the same network. Only creating lesson material with AI needs the internet.

Do students need an account?

No. They type their name and play. LANcelot remembers their knight and results on the classroom PC.

How many students can play?

There is no limit. A whole class of thirty plays smoothly, on Chromebooks, tablets and phones mixed.

What do I need?

A Windows PC (usually the one connected to the board), the school network and devices with a browser for the students.

Can I use my own lesson content?

Of course. Write quizzes yourself, let the AI make them from your own textbook or PDF, and sort everything into folders per subject and lesson.