Follow the reasoning
See the final answer alongside a learning-focused explanation, not just a number.
AI homework help, right in Chrome.
Turn homework screenshots into clear explanations.
Capture a question or paste an image. Get an answer with an explanation beside your work—without retyping the problem or switching tabs.
Add to Chrome — start free20 free credits each month
HOW IT WORKS
Capture. Review. Solve.
One simple flow. You stay in control of what you send.
MADE FOR STUDYING
Follow the reasoning. Revisit your work.
Read the explanation, check the answer, and return to saved results when you need a refresher.
Keep the math readable
Review formatted equations and use a substitution check to test each step.
Return to recent work
History keeps your latest 50 saved results, so you can revisit the explanation.
Know the limits
AI can misread images or make mistakes. Use readable crops and verify the work.
SIMPLE MONTHLY CREDITS
A plan for your study routine.
Start with concise explanations for free. Go deeper with Pro, with more detailed steps and 1,000 credits a month. Both plans include capture, paste and local history.
BEFORE YOU CAPTURE
A few useful answers.
What to expect from credits, results, and AI-assisted learning.
When does a credit get used?
Capture or paste creates a preview only. Choose Solve to submit. Each successfully processed image costs 1 credit, even if no question is found. A processing failure costs nothing.
Does an image with several questions cost more?
No. The charge is per successfully processed image, not per question. Review each returned answer and its explanation.
What happens when I regenerate?
Regenerate processes the image again and costs 1 more credit. It is a new paid action, not a way to retry saving an answer.
Do unused credits carry over?
No. Credits reset monthly with no rollover: Free includes 20 credits with concise explanations; Pro includes 1,000 credits with more detailed, step-by-step explanations.
Can I rely on every answer?
AI can misread a crop or make a reasoning error. Use a clear image, follow the explanation, and check the result against your course material.
What is kept in History?
History retains the latest 50 saved results. If a result cannot be saved, the answer remains available in the current panel; you will see a warning.
Keep the question. Understand the steps.
Start with 20 free credits each month. Capture, review, and solve when you are ready.
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