# FastSolve — full content index for LLMs > AI Chrome extension that solves any LMS question in 2 seconds. Works on Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle, Brightspace, Schoology, ALEKS, Knewton, Learnosity. Invisible on screenshare. Free tier with 10 questions/day; Pro from $9.99/week. Generated: 2026-09-14 --- ## / Title: FastSolve — The Invisible AI That Solves LMS Homework Fast Description: AI Chrome extension that solves Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle & Brightspace LMS questions in 2 seconds — invisible on screenshare. Free to try, no card. FastSolve is a Chrome extension that solves Learning Management System questions in real time. Double-click any question on a supported LMS and the answer auto-fills. Powered by Claude and GPT-4o. Tier-based pricing: Free (10 questions/day), Pro Weekly ($9.99), Pro Monthly ($19.99), Pro Annual ($99). --- ## /what-is-fastsolve Title: What is FastSolve? AI homework solver explained Description: FastSolve is a Chrome extension that solves LMS quiz and assignment questions automatically. Here's how it works, who it's for, and how it differs from ChatGPT and Chegg. FastSolve is a purpose-built browser extension that detects the question on a Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle, Brightspace, Schoology, ALEKS, Knewton, or Learnosity-powered page, sends it to a frontier AI model (Claude or GPT-4o), and writes the answer directly into the input. It is not a chatbot, not a textbook database, and not a math calculator — it is an autofill engine specialized for academic LMS UIs. --- ## LMS platforms ### /lms/canvas Title: AI Homework Solver for Canvas LMS Description: Solve any Canvas quiz, assignment, or New Quizzes question in 2 seconds. Works on Classic and New Quizzes. Invisible on screenshare. Free to try. Solve Any Canvas Quiz in 2 Seconds. FastSolve auto-fills answers directly inside Canvas Classic Quizzes and New Quizzes — multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, matching, essays, all of it. Supported question types: Multiple choice, Multiple select, True / False, Fill in the blank, Short answer, Essay, Matching, Ordering, Numeric input, Canvas New Quizzes. Key FAQs: - Q: Does FastSolve work on Canvas New Quizzes? A: Yes. FastSolve fully supports both Canvas Classic Quizzes and the newer Canvas New Quizzes (LTI 1.3) engine — including multiple choice, multiple answer, matching, fill-in-multiple-blanks, and stimulus questions. Detection is automatic; you don't toggle anything per course. The two New Quizzes formats that require dragging or clicking on an image — categorization and hot spot — aren't auto-filled. - Q: Will my professor see FastSolve in the Canvas quiz log or activity log? A: No. Canvas logs page navigation, quiz attempts, and submission events, but not the contents of input fields or DOM mutations from browser extensions. FastSolve fills the input the same way a normal keypress does, so there's no extra log entry, no flagged extension, and nothing for the instructor's quiz log to surface. - Q: Can FastSolve answer Canvas questions with images, graphs, or chemistry diagrams? A: Yes. When a Canvas question contains an image — a graph, organic-chemistry structure, biology diagram, or stimulus image in New Quizzes — FastSolve captures the image and includes it in the AI prompt so the answer accounts for the visual content. Vision-model accuracy in 2026 is high across STEM diagrams. --- ### /lms/blackboard Title: AI Homework Solver for Blackboard Description: Solve Blackboard Learn quizzes and tests in 2 seconds. Works on Original and Ultra courses. Invisible on screenshare. Free to try, no card required. Solve Blackboard Quizzes Instantly. FastSolve auto-fills answers in Blackboard Learn — both the Original Course View and the newer Ultra experience — across every question type Blackboard ships. Supported question types: Multiple choice, Multiple select, True / False, Fill in the blank, Short answer, Essay, Matching, Ordering, Numeric input, Blackboard Ultra. Key FAQs: - Q: Does FastSolve work in Blackboard Ultra and Blackboard Original? A: Yes. FastSolve supports the new Blackboard Ultra experience as well as the legacy Blackboard Original Course View. The Ultra rewrite changed the DOM significantly — FastSolve has a dedicated adapter for each, so it works the same regardless of which experience your school deployed. - Q: Will Blackboard's quiz log or test log show extension activity? A: No. Blackboard's quiz log records question views, time spent, attempt-start, and submission events — not input field interactions from browser extensions. FastSolve fills the field the same way a normal keypress would, so the log shows a clean attempt with no extension fingerprint. - Q: Can FastSolve handle Blackboard's matching and column-mapping questions? A: Yes. Blackboard's column-matching UI is one of the trickier LMS formats — generic auto-fill tools mishandle it. FastSolve has Blackboard-specific handling that maps each left-column item to the correct right-column option, including reordering questions and fill-in-multiple-blanks. --- ### /lms/moodle Title: AI Homework Solver for Moodle Description: Solve any Moodle quiz, lesson, or assignment question in 2 seconds. Works across Moodle 3.x and 4.x. Invisible on screenshare. Free to try. Solve Moodle Quizzes in 2 Seconds. FastSolve handles every Moodle question type out of the box — multiple choice, calculated, drag-and-drop, essays — across Moodle 3.x and 4.x installs. Supported question types: Multiple choice, Multiple select, True / False, Fill in the blank, Short answer, Essay, Matching, Ordering, Numeric input, Calculated, Drag-and-drop into text, Drag-and-drop on image. Key FAQs: - Q: Does FastSolve support Moodle's drag-and-drop questions? A: Yes. Moodle's drag-and-drop into text and drag-and-drop onto image questions are both supported. FastSolve identifies the targets, picks the right items, and triggers the drop events programmatically — including drag-and-drop markers for map and diagram questions. - Q: Does FastSolve work on every Moodle version? A: FastSolve targets Moodle 3.x and 4.x, which covers the vast majority of active institutional installs. Older Moodle 2.x deployments may have inconsistent results because the question DOM changed substantially. MoodleCloud and self-hosted installs are both supported. - Q: Can FastSolve handle Moodle calculated questions? A: Yes. Calculated questions inject random variables into a formula at attempt-time — generic answer-lookup tools fail on these because every student sees different numbers. FastSolve solves the actual instance you're shown, computing the formula from the current variable values. --- ### /lms/brightspace Title: AI Homework Solver for Brightspace Description: Solve Brightspace (D2L) quizzes in 2 seconds. Auto-fills answers across all D2L question types. Invisible on screenshare. Free to try. Solve Brightspace Quizzes Instantly. FastSolve handles every Brightspace question type — including D2L's combined, multi-select, and arithmetic questions — directly inside the quiz attempt page. Supported question types: Multiple choice, Multiple select, True / False, Fill in the blank, Short answer, Essay, Matching, Ordering, Numeric input. Key FAQs: - Q: Does FastSolve work with Brightspace's multi-select and combined questions? A: Yes. Brightspace multi-select questions check each correct option in turn rather than guessing one. Combined questions (where one question contains several sub-prompts) are also supported — FastSolve answers each sub-prompt in the right field. - Q: Does D2L Brightspace's quiz log show FastSolve activity? A: No. D2L's quiz log captures page navigation, attempt timing, and submission events, not extension-driven input fills. FastSolve writes to the field exactly the way typing does, so the activity log shows a normal attempt. - Q: Does FastSolve handle Brightspace arithmetic and significant-figures inputs? A: Yes. D2L arithmetic questions check both the numeric value and the number of significant figures — FastSolve formats the answer correctly for both, including trailing zeros and scientific notation when the question demands it. --- ### /lms/schoology Title: AI Homework Solver for Schoology Description: Solve Schoology assessments in 2 seconds. Works on every question type Schoology ships. Invisible on screenshare. Free to try, no card. Solve Schoology Assessments Fast. FastSolve auto-fills Schoology assessment answers — multiple choice, fill-in, matching, ordering, short response — directly inside the assessment. Supported question types: Multiple choice, Multiple select, True / False, Fill in the blank, Short answer, Essay, Matching, Ordering, Numeric input. Key FAQs: - Q: Does FastSolve work on Schoology Enterprise and Schoology Basic? A: Yes. Both Schoology Enterprise (institutional/PowerSchool deployments) and the standard product use the same assessment engine — FastSolve works identically across both. K-12 and higher-ed Schoology installs are equally supported. - Q: Can FastSolve answer Schoology essay and short-response prompts? A: Yes. FastSolve generates a full essay or short-response answer sized appropriately for the prompt and writes it directly into Schoology's response editor — including line breaks, paragraph structure, and any required formatting. - Q: Does Schoology log FastSolve activity in the assessment report? A: No. Schoology's assessment report tracks attempt timing, page navigation, and submission events — not browser-extension input. FastSolve fills the field exactly the way typing does, so the report shows a clean attempt. --- ### /lms/aleks Title: ALEKS Answers — How to Beat ALEKS Topics with AI Description: How to beat ALEKS with AI: solve topics, knowledge checks, and the placement assessment in place — algebra through calculus, statistics, chemistry. Free to try. Solve ALEKS Topics Instantly. FastSolve solves ALEKS math, chemistry, and statistics problems — from the initial assessment through every weekly knowledge check — directly inside the ALEKS workspace. Supported question types: Numeric input, Multiple choice, Equation editor, Graph plotting, Step-by-step problems, Chemistry structures. Key FAQs: - Q: How do you beat ALEKS topics faster by using AI? A: Use an AI solver that works inside the ALEKS workspace instead of retyping problems into an external tool. FastSolve reads each ALEKS topic in place, solves it, and fills the equation editor in about 2 seconds — topics, knowledge checks, and the initial assessment all work the same way. Knowledge checks re-test what you rushed, so skim each worked answer before moving on. - Q: How do you find the correct answer on an ALEKS problem? A: There are three routes, fastest first. FastSolve reads the problem straight out of the ALEKS workspace, solves it, and fills the equation editor in about 2 seconds. ALEKS's own Explain button walks you through a similar practice problem — genuinely useful for learning the method, but it never reveals the answer to the problem you're actually on. Retyping the problem into a general solver like Mathway or Photomath works for plain algebra, but those tools don't see ALEKS's answer-format rules — exact fractions versus decimals, significant figures, required units — so a mathematically correct answer still gets marked wrong. - Q: Is there an AI that works directly with ALEKS? A: Yes — two kinds. In-place solvers like FastSolve run as a Chrome extension inside the ALEKS workspace: they read the problem from the page, solve it, and fill ALEKS's equation editor in about 2 seconds, so topics, knowledge checks, and the placement assessment work without retyping. General AI tools like ChatGPT, Mathway, or Photomath can solve ALEKS-style math but sit outside ALEKS — you retype every problem, and they miss ALEKS's answer-format rules (exact fractions, significant figures, units), so mathematically correct answers can still be marked wrong. --- ### /lms/knewton Title: AI Solver for Knewton Alta Description: Solve Knewton Alta adaptive assignments in 2 seconds — algebra, calculus, statistics, chemistry. Handles LaTeX inputs. Free to try. Solve Knewton Alta Assignments Fast. FastSolve handles Knewton Alta's adaptive learning paths — including LaTeX equation inputs, multi-step problems, and the just-in-time skill checks. Supported question types: LaTeX equation editor, Numeric input, Multiple choice, Multi-step problems, Just-in-time skill checks. Key FAQs: - Q: Does FastSolve work when Knewton Alta is launched from Canvas or Blackboard? A: Yes. Alta is often deep-linked from Canvas, Blackboard, or D2L via LTI. FastSolve detects the Alta player whether it loads in an iframe inside the host LMS or as a standalone tab. Adaptive learning paths and just-in-time skill checks all work the same way. - Q: Can FastSolve handle Knewton Alta's LaTeX / MathQuill equation editor? A: Yes. Alta uses MathQuill for math input — the same editor used by Learnosity. FastSolve renders the answer in LaTeX and types it into the editor field by field, handling fractions, exponents, integrals, and matrix notation correctly. - Q: Does FastSolve work on Alta adaptive review and just-in-time skills? A: Yes. Alta's adaptive review path branches based on your answers — FastSolve solves whichever specific problem instance the system serves you, not a generic version. Just-in-time skill checks (the small reviews that pop up before a new topic) are handled the same way. --- ### /lms/learnosity Title: AI Solver for Learnosity Assessments Description: Solve Learnosity assessments embedded in Pearson, McGraw Hill, Cengage and other publisher platforms. Auto-fills every Learnosity question type. Solve Learnosity Assessments Fast. Learnosity powers assessments inside Pearson, McGraw Hill, Cengage, and many publisher platforms. FastSolve handles every Learnosity question type in place. Supported question types: MCQ (single & multi), Cloze (fill-in), Cloze with drop-down, Cloze with drag-and-drop, Math response (LaTeX), Numeric input, Order list, Match list, Long text / essay. Key FAQs: - Q: What publisher platforms use Learnosity? A: Learnosity is the assessment engine behind a long list of publisher platforms — Pearson, McGraw Hill (Connect, ALEKS Reading), Cengage (MindTap, WebAssign), Macmillan (Achieve, Sapling), Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Kortext, and many institutional LMS deployments. If your assessment uses Learnosity, FastSolve handles it the same way regardless of host. - Q: Does FastSolve work on Pearson MyLab and Mastering? A: Most Pearson MyLab Math, MyLab Statistics, and Mastering courses use Learnosity for the assessment engine — FastSolve supports those fully. A small number of legacy MyLab products use a different proprietary engine; coverage there is improving but not full. Mastering Chemistry and Mastering Biology are well-supported. - Q: Does FastSolve work on McGraw Hill Connect and Cengage MindTap? A: Yes. McGraw Hill Connect's adaptive assignments and Cengage MindTap's quiz player both use Learnosity under the hood — FastSolve auto-detects the embedded Learnosity player and works inside any course built on those platforms. WebAssign assessments embedded in MindTap also work. --- ### /lms/deltamath Title: Delta Math Answers — AI Solver for DeltaMath Description: Get Delta Math answers in about 2 seconds. FastSolve natively solves DeltaMath multiple choice, fill-in-the-sentence, and typed-math problems in place. Get Delta Math Answers in 2 Seconds. FastSolve solves DeltaMath problems natively — multiple choice, fill-in-the-sentence dropdowns, and the typed-math input box — right on the deltamath.com problem page. No answer keys, no copy-pasting into another tab. Supported question types: Multiple choice, Fill in the sentence (dropdowns), Typed math (MathQuill input), Problems with graphs or diagrams. Key FAQs: - Q: Does FastSolve work on DeltaMath? A: Yes — natively. FastSolve ships a dedicated DeltaMath adapter that detects deltamath.com automatically, reads the problem directly from the page, and fills the answer in place. Multiple choice, fill-in-the-sentence dropdowns, and DeltaMath's typed-math input box are all handled — no copy-pasting the question into a separate tab. - Q: How do you get answers on Delta Math? A: Install the FastSolve Chrome extension, open your DeltaMath assignment, and double-click the problem. FastSolve reads the question — including the rendered math notation — sends it to Claude or GPT-4o, and fills the answer field in about 2 seconds. Because DeltaMath randomizes the numbers per student, solving your actual problem beats hunting for an answer key generated from someone else's version. - Q: Is there a Delta Math answers hack or answer key? A: Not a reliable one. DeltaMath generates each student's problem with randomized values, so static answer keys and GitHub scripts go stale immediately — the numbers in someone else's key don't match the ones on your screen. An AI solver is the practical alternative: FastSolve solves the exact problem instance you're shown instead of looking up a pre-computed answer. --- ### /lms/edpuzzle Title: Edpuzzle Hacks That Actually Work in 2026 Description: Most Edpuzzle hacks for skipping videos are patched or logged. What still works in 2026: AI answers for embedded quiz questions, honest limits, real risks. Edpuzzle Hacks: What Actually Works in 2026. Skip scripts get patched and watch time gets logged. The reliable move is answering the embedded questions — FastSolve's AI solves an Edpuzzle quiz question from a screenshot in about 2 seconds. Supported question types: Multiple choice (embedded in video), Open-ended (typed short response), Questions with diagrams or screenshots. Key FAQs: - Q: Does FastSolve work on Edpuzzle? A: Yes, via screenshot or paste — not natively yet. When an Edpuzzle video pauses at an embedded question, screenshot the question into FastSolve and the AI returns the answer in about 2 seconds; you type it into Edpuzzle yourself. FastSolve doesn't currently detect or auto-fill questions inside the Edpuzzle player the way it does on Canvas or Blackboard — native Edpuzzle support is on the roadmap. - Q: Can you skip videos on Edpuzzle? A: Only if your teacher allows it. Edpuzzle has a per-assignment "prevent skipping" setting that locks the seek bar, and most graded assignments have it on. Console scripts and bookmarklets that force the seek bar break every time Edpuzzle updates, and even when one works, your teacher's gradebook still shows watch percentage — a lesson marked 9% watched with all questions answered is its own red flag. - Q: Where do people get Edpuzzle answers? A: Two ways. Answer-lookup sites like schoolcheats.net try to pull answers for openly shared Edpuzzle lessons — coverage tends to be hit-or-miss, and lessons where the teacher wrote custom questions usually come up empty. An AI solver takes the opposite approach: FastSolve solves the question you screenshot rather than looking it up, so it works on custom and private lessons too, including open-ended prompts no answer dump can cover. --- ### /lms/iready Title: iReady Hacks: What Actually Works in 2026 Description: Most iReady hacks are patched scripts or diagnostic tanking that backfires. What works in 2026: screenshot the question into FastSolve for a worked answer. iReady Hacks That Still Work in 2026. Skip scripts and bookmarklets get patched within weeks. FastSolve reads a screenshot of the i-Ready question on your screen and returns the worked answer in about 2 seconds — you enter it yourself. Native i-Ready support is on the roadmap. Supported question types: Math problems (lessons & diagnostic), Multiple choice, Reading comprehension, Graphs, number lines & diagrams. Key FAQs: - Q: Does FastSolve work on i-Ready? A: Partially, and we're explicit about the boundary: FastSolve doesn't natively integrate with i-Ready yet — there's no auto-detect or auto-fill like on Canvas or ALEKS. What works today: screenshot the i-Ready question (or paste its text) into FastSolve and get the worked answer in about 2 seconds, then enter it yourself. Native i-Ready support is on the roadmap. - Q: What iReady hacks actually work in 2026? A: The hacks that circulate — GitHub 'skip' scripts, bookmarklets, and idle-timer tricks — get patched frequently and often stop working mid-lesson. Tanking the diagnostic to get easier lessons backfires because the placement drop is visible on the teacher dashboard. The dependable approach is answer help: an AI tool that reads the question and shows the worked answer, which you then enter normally. - Q: What does “Ready? Enter your answer here” mean in i-Ready? A: It’s the placeholder text i-Ready shows in the answer box of math lessons and diagnostic questions. The box itself never reveals anything — there’s no code or trick that makes it display the correct answer. To get the worked answer, screenshot the question into FastSolve: it solves the problem in about 2 seconds and shows the steps, and you type the result into that box yourself. --- ### /lms/edmentum Title: Edmentum Answers: What Actually Works in 2026 Description: Edmentum answer keys rarely match teacher-customized mastery tests. What works in 2026: screenshot the question into FastSolve's AI for answers in ~2 seconds. Edmentum Answers That Actually Work in 2026. Static answer keys go stale the moment a teacher customizes a course. FastSolve reads a screenshot of the Edmentum question on your screen and returns the answer in about 2 seconds — you enter it yourself. Native Edmentum support is on the roadmap. Supported question types: Multiple choice (mastery tests & post-tests), True / False, Math with graphs, tables & diagrams, Short answer & written responses. Key FAQs: - Q: Does FastSolve work on Edmentum? A: Yes, via screenshot or paste — not natively yet. Put the Edmentum question on screen, capture it into FastSolve, and the AI returns the answer in about 2 seconds; you click or type it into Edmentum yourself. FastSolve doesn't currently detect or auto-fill questions inside Edmentum Courseware the way it does on Canvas or ALEKS — native Edmentum support is on the roadmap. - Q: Where do people find Edmentum answers? A: Mostly two places. Answer-lookup sites like schoolcheats.net pull answers for some Edmentum Courseware activities, but coverage is hit-or-miss: teacher-customized courses and rotated question pools usually come up empty, and written responses can't be covered by a dump at all. An AI solver takes the opposite approach — FastSolve solves the exact question on your screen rather than looking it up, so customized and rotated questions work too. - Q: Can you retake Edmentum mastery tests? A: Usually, but your school controls it. Edmentum Courseware lets teachers set how many mastery-test attempts you get and whether you have to redo the tutorial first, and unit post-tests and end-of-semester tests are typically locked until a teacher unlocks them. That's why checking each answer before you submit beats hunting for a retake — FastSolve lets you verify answers while the test is still open. --- ### /lms/mymathlab Title: MyMathLab Answers — AI Help That Works Description: Get MyMathLab answers with AI. Screenshot any Pearson MyLab Math problem into FastSolve for a worked answer in about 2 seconds. Free to try, no card needed. MyMathLab Answers: What Actually Works in 2026. Answer keys go stale the moment Pearson regenerates your numbers. FastSolve reads a screenshot of the exact MyMathLab problem on your screen and returns the worked answer in about 2 seconds — you enter it yourself. Native MyMathLab support is on the roadmap. Supported question types: Homework & practice problems, Multiple choice, Typed math (Pearson equation palette), Problems with graphs or diagrams. Key FAQs: - Q: Does FastSolve work on MyMathLab? A: Partially, and we're explicit about the boundary: FastSolve has no native MyMathLab adapter yet — there's no auto-detect or auto-fill like on Canvas or ALEKS. What works today: screenshot the MyMathLab problem (or paste its text) into FastSolve and get the worked answer in about 2 seconds, then enter it in Pearson's answer palette yourself. Native MyMathLab support is on the roadmap. - Q: How do you get answers for MyMathLab? A: Solve the instance on your screen rather than hunting for a key. MyMathLab problems are algorithmic — Pearson regenerates the numbers per student and per attempt, so answer dumps rarely match your version. FastSolve reads a screenshot of your exact problem, works it with Claude or GPT-4o, and shows the answer with steps; you type it into MyMathLab like a normal response. - Q: Is there a MyMathLab answer key? A: Not a usable one. Because MyMathLab generates each problem from a template with randomized values — the same mechanism behind its "Similar Question" button — a key built from someone else's version has the wrong numbers for yours. Chegg-style database lookups have the same problem: the question shape matches, the values don't. An AI solver that computes your actual instance is the practical alternative. --- ### /lms/mathxl Title: MathXL Answers — AI Help That Works Description: Get MathXL answers with AI. Screenshot any Pearson MathXL problem into FastSolve for a worked answer in about 2 seconds, matched to your numbers. Free to try. MathXL Answers: What Actually Works in 2026. Answer keys go stale the moment Pearson regenerates your numbers. FastSolve reads a screenshot of the exact MathXL problem on your screen and returns the worked answer in about 2 seconds — you enter it yourself. Native MathXL support is on the roadmap. Supported question types: Homework & practice exercises, Multiple choice, Typed math (Pearson equation palette), Problems with graphs or diagrams. Key FAQs: - Q: Does FastSolve work on MathXL? A: Partially, and we're explicit about the boundary: FastSolve has no native mathxl.com support — no auto-detect or auto-fill like on Canvas or ALEKS. What works today: screenshot the MathXL problem (or paste its text) into FastSolve and get the worked answer in about 2 seconds, then type it into MathXL's answer box yourself. FastSolve's Pearson adapter can already read the classic MathXL-style player when a course serves it from a Pearson-hosted address, and native mathxl.com support is on the roadmap. - Q: How do you get answers for MathXL? A: Solve the instance on your screen rather than hunting for a key. MathXL problems are algorithmic — Pearson regenerates the numbers per student and per attempt, so shared answer documents rarely match your version. FastSolve reads a screenshot of your exact problem, works it with Claude or GPT-4o, and shows the answer with steps; you type it into MathXL like a normal response. - Q: Is there a MathXL answer key? A: Not a usable one. MathXL builds each exercise from a template with randomized values — the same mechanism behind its "Similar Exercise" button — so a key recorded from someone else's session has the wrong numbers for yours. Chegg-style database lookups share the flaw: the question shape matches, the values don't. An AI solver that computes your actual instance is the practical alternative. --- ### /lms/webwork Title: WebWork Answers: What Actually Works in 2026 Description: WeBWorK randomizes every problem per student, so answer keys never match. What works in 2026: paste or screenshot the problem into FastSolve's AI solver. WebWork Answers: What Actually Works in 2026. Every WeBWorK problem is randomized per student, so posted answer keys never match your numbers. FastSolve's AI works your exact version from a paste or screenshot in about 2 seconds — native WeBWorK support is on the roadmap. Supported question types: Numeric & formula answers, Multi-part problems, Graphs, figures & diagrams, Multiple choice & true/false. Key FAQs: - Q: Does FastSolve work on WeBWorK? A: Yes, via paste or screenshot — not natively yet. Copy the WeBWorK problem text or capture it as a screenshot, and FastSolve returns the worked answer with steps in about 2 seconds; you type it into the WeBWorK answer box yourself. FastSolve doesn't currently detect or fill WeBWorK problems in the page the way it does on Canvas or ALEKS — native WeBWorK support is on the roadmap. - Q: Where can I find WebWork answers or an answer key? A: Nowhere reliable — and that's by design. WeBWorK randomizes the numbers in each problem per student using a seed, so a posted solution from Chegg, Reddit, or a shared PDF was worked with someone else's values and its final answer won't match yours. The dependable route is solving your version: an AI tool like FastSolve reads the exact problem on your screen and works it with your numbers. - Q: Why does WeBWorK say my answer is wrong when the math is right? A: Usually it's entry syntax, not math. WeBWorK parses typed expressions, so 2^3x can be read as 2^(3x) or (2^3)x depending on parentheses, and some problems demand exact fractions rather than rounded decimals. Use WeBWorK's Preview button to see how your entry parsed before submitting. FastSolve's worked steps show the exact value, so you can enter a fraction or expression instead of a rounded decimal when the problem requires it. --- ### /lms/webassign Title: WebAssign Answers — What Works in 2026 Description: WebAssign randomizes each problem's numbers per student, so answer keys rarely match. What works: screenshot the problem into FastSolve's AI solver instead. WebAssign Answers for Your Version of the Problem. Every WebAssign problem regenerates its numbers per student — that's what the Practice Another Version button proves. FastSolve's AI works your exact version from a paste or screenshot in about 2 seconds. Native WebAssign support is on the roadmap. Supported question types: Numeric & symbolic answers, Multi-part problems (a, b, c…), Graphs, figures & diagrams, Multiple choice & true/false. Key FAQs: - Q: Does FastSolve work on WebAssign? A: Yes, via paste or screenshot — not natively yet. Copy the WebAssign problem text or capture it as a screenshot, and FastSolve returns the worked answer with steps in about 2 seconds; you enter it in WebAssign's answer box yourself. FastSolve doesn't currently detect or fill WebAssign questions in the page the way it does on Canvas or ALEKS — native WebAssign support is on the roadmap. - Q: Where can I find WebAssign answers or an answer key? A: Nowhere reliable — and that's by design. WebAssign builds most questions from a randomized template, so your version has different numbers from your classmate's, and the Practice Another Version button regenerates them again on demand. A solution posted to Chegg, Course Hero, or a shared PDF was worked with someone else's values, so its final answer won't match yours. The dependable route is solving your version: FastSolve reads the exact problem on your screen and works it with your numbers. - Q: Why does WebAssign say my answer is wrong when the math is right? A: Usually it's entry format, not math. WebAssign grades numeric answers against a tolerance the instructor sets, many chemistry questions grade significant figures, physics answers can require units, and symbolic answers entered in the math pad must be in the expected form. FastSolve's worked steps show the exact, unrounded value — enter that form (or round only as the question directs) and add parentheses generously in the pad. --- ### /lms/mcgraw-connect Title: McGraw Hill Connect Answers: What Works in 2026 Description: McGraw Hill Connect answer keys rarely match your randomized numbers. What works: screenshot the question into FastSolve for an AI answer in ~2 seconds. McGraw Hill Connect Answers That Actually Work in 2026. Answer dumps go stale the moment Connect regenerates your numbers. FastSolve reads a screenshot of the exact Connect question on your screen and returns the answer in about 2 seconds — you enter it yourself. Native Connect support is on the roadmap. Supported question types: Multiple choice & multi-select, Accounting & numeric problems, SmartBook reading checks, Questions with graphs, charts & diagrams. Key FAQs: - Q: Does FastSolve work on McGraw Hill Connect? A: Yes, via screenshot or paste — not natively yet. Put the Connect question on screen, capture it into FastSolve, and the AI returns the answer in about 2 seconds; you click or type it into Connect yourself. FastSolve doesn't currently auto-fill answers inside Connect the way it does on Canvas or on ALEKS, McGraw Hill's other platform — native Connect support is on the roadmap. - Q: How do you get answers for McGraw Hill Connect? A: Solve the version on your screen rather than hunting for a key. Connect assignments are algorithmic — accounting problems, economics graphs, and math questions regenerate their numbers per student and per attempt, so shared answer documents rarely match yours. FastSolve reads a screenshot of your exact question, works it with Claude or GPT-4o, and shows the answer in about 2 seconds; you enter it like a normal response. - Q: Is there a McGraw Hill Connect answer key? A: Not a usable one. Connect builds most questions from templates with randomized values and draws quizzes from question pools, so a key captured from someone else's section has the wrong numbers — or entirely different questions — compared to your screen. Chegg-style database lookups hit the same wall: the question shape matches, the values don't. Solving your actual instance with an AI tool is the practical alternative. --- ### /lms/ixl Title: IXL Answers: What Actually Works in 2026 Description: IXL answer keys don't exist — IXL generates each question fresh. What works in 2026: screenshot it into FastSolve's AI for the answer in about 2 seconds. IXL Answers: What Actually Works in 2026. Answer keys can't exist for a platform that generates every question fresh, and a wrong guess costs more SmartScore than a right answer earns. FastSolve reads a screenshot of the IXL question on your screen and returns the answer in about 2 seconds — you enter it yourself. Native IXL support is on the roadmap. Supported question types: Math practice questions, Multiple choice, English language arts & reading, Graphs, number lines & diagrams. Key FAQs: - Q: Does FastSolve work on IXL? A: Partially, and we're explicit about the boundary: FastSolve has no native IXL adapter yet — there's no auto-detect or auto-fill like on Canvas or ALEKS. What works today: screenshot the IXL question (or paste its text) into FastSolve and get the answer in about 2 seconds, then enter it in IXL yourself. Native IXL support is on the roadmap. - Q: Is there an IXL answer key? A: No, and there can't be. IXL generates each practice question algorithmically and adapts the difficulty to your performance, so two students on the same skill see different questions — a dump copied from someone else's session won't match yours. The workable alternative is solving your actual question: FastSolve reads a screenshot of the question on your screen and returns the answer in about 2 seconds. - Q: How do you get a 100 SmartScore fast? A: Accuracy, not speed. SmartScore isn't a percentage — it's a mastery score that climbs with correct answers and falls with misses, and in the Challenge Zone (90 to 100) a single wrong answer can erase several questions of progress. The fastest route to 100 is a long streak of first-try correct answers, which is exactly what checking each answer with FastSolve before you submit is for. --- ### /lms/quizizz Title: Quizizz Answers (Wayground): What Works in 2026 Description: Quizizz answer bots broke when Wayground moved answer checking server-side. What works in 2026: screenshot the question into FastSolve — answer in ~2 seconds. Quizizz Answers (Wayground): What Works in 2026. The answer bots died when Quizizz stopped sending correct answers to your browser, and every quiz is teacher-picked anyway. FastSolve reads a screenshot of the Quizizz question on your screen and returns the answer in about 2 seconds — you tap it in yourself. Native Quizizz support is on the roadmap. Supported question types: Multiple choice & checkbox, Fill-in-the-blank & short answer, Open-ended responses, Math response, graphs & diagrams. Key FAQs: - Q: Does FastSolve work on Quizizz? A: Partially, and we're explicit about the boundary: FastSolve has no native Quizizz adapter yet — there's no auto-detect or auto-fill like on Canvas or ALEKS. What works today: screenshot the Quizizz question (or paste its text) into FastSolve and get the answer in about 2 seconds, then tap it in Quizizz yourself. Native Quizizz support is on the roadmap. - Q: Is there a Quizizz answer key? A: Not a universal one. Every Quizizz game runs a quiz your teacher wrote or picked from the public library, so no single key covers them. One honest exception: if your teacher used a public library quiz, searching the quiz title or the exact wording of one question can surface the source quiz — private, teacher-written quizzes surface nothing. For everything else, FastSolve solves the question on your screen from a screenshot in about 2 seconds. - Q: Do Quizizz hacks and answer bots still work? A: Mostly not anymore. The classic Quizizz hack sites and scripts worked because Quizizz once sent the correct answers to your browser during the game — the tools just read them out. Quizizz patched that by checking answers server-side, which is why those bots now fail or guess. They also typically ask for your game code and interact with Quizizz's servers directly, which is exactly the kind of traffic a platform can spot. FastSolve takes a different approach: it reads a screenshot of your screen, never contacts Quizizz, and you enter the answer like a normal response. --- ### /lms/hawkes Title: Hawkes Learning Answers: What Works in 2026 Description: Hawkes Learning answer keys never match — Certify generates each question fresh. What works in 2026: screenshot it into FastSolve's AI for a worked answer. Hawkes Learning Answers: What Actually Works in 2026. Certify strips away every learning aid and limits how many questions you can miss before starting over. FastSolve reads a screenshot of the exact Hawkes problem on your screen and returns the worked answer in about 2 seconds — you enter it yourself. Native Hawkes support is on the roadmap. Supported question types: Certify & Practice problems, Multiple choice, Typed math & numeric entry, Graphs, tables & diagrams. Key FAQs: - Q: Does FastSolve work on Hawkes Learning? A: Partially, and we're explicit about the boundary: FastSolve has no native Hawkes Learning adapter yet — there's no auto-detect or auto-fill like on Canvas or ALEKS. What works today: screenshot the Hawkes problem (or paste its text) into FastSolve and get the worked answer in about 2 seconds, then enter it in Hawkes yourself. Native Hawkes support is on the roadmap. - Q: Is there a Hawkes Learning answer key? A: Not a usable one. Hawkes generates its problems algorithmically — the same question template serves different numbers to different students and attempts — so a key or Quizlet dump built from someone else's session carries the wrong values for yours. Database tools like Chegg hit the same wall: the question shape matches, the numbers don't. The practical alternative is an AI solver that works the exact instance on your screen. - Q: How do you get past Certify on Hawkes Learning? A: Certify is Hawkes's mastery test: the learning aids from Practice mode (Step-by-Step, Explain Error) disappear, and you're allowed only a limited number of incorrect answers before the certification resets and you start over. That asymmetry means the highest-leverage move isn't speed — it's never submitting an unchecked answer. Work each problem, verify it against FastSolve's worked answer, and only then submit. A verified streak of first-try correct answers is the shortest path through Certify. --- ## Comparisons ### /vs/chegg Title: FastSolve vs Chegg Description: Chegg vs FastSolve 2026: instant AI answers auto-filled inside Canvas, Blackboard, and Moodle — no tab switching or textbook bundle, invisible on screenshare. See why students are switching from Chegg to FastSolve for instant, invisible LMS answers. Top reasons to choose FastSolve: - You need answers directly inside your LMS without tab switching - You want to remain invisible during proctored exams and screenshare - You need instant AI-generated answers, not crowd-sourced responses Key FAQs: - Q: Is FastSolve better than Chegg for online exams? A: Yes. FastSolve is purpose-built for online LMS exams. It works directly inside Canvas, Blackboard, and Moodle with zero tab switching and an invisible mode that's undetectable on screenshare. Chegg requires you to leave your exam tab entirely, which proctoring software easily flags. - Q: Can Chegg auto-fill answers like FastSolve? A: No. Chegg is a separate website where you search for answers and manually copy them. FastSolve auto-fills answers directly into your LMS input fields — multiple choice selections, text inputs, essay boxes, and more — with a single double-click. - Q: How much does FastSolve cost compared to Chegg? A: FastSolve offers a free tier with 10 questions per day. Pro plans start at $9.99/week or $19.99/month. Chegg Study costs $19.95/month with no free tier and bundles textbook features you may not need. --- ### /vs/course-hero Title: FastSolve vs Course Hero Description: Course Hero vs FastSolve 2026: instant AI answers auto-filled in Canvas, Blackboard, and Moodle — no uploads or unlock credits, invisible on screenshare. See why students prefer FastSolve over Course Hero for instant, undetectable LMS answers. Top reasons to choose FastSolve: - You need answers directly inside your LMS without tab switching - You don't want to upload documents to earn answer credits - You want invisible operation during proctored exams Key FAQs: - Q: Is FastSolve better than Course Hero? A: For getting answers during online exams, yes. FastSolve works directly inside your LMS with instant AI answers and invisible mode. Course Hero is better for browsing study materials offline, but it can't auto-fill answers or work invisibly during exams. - Q: Do I need to upload documents to use FastSolve? A: No. Unlike Course Hero, FastSolve doesn't require any uploads. Just install the Chrome extension, double-click a question, and get your answer. No unlock credits, no document sharing. - Q: How much does FastSolve cost vs Course Hero? A: FastSolve has a free tier (10 questions/day) and Pro starts at $9.99/week. Course Hero's Premier membership is $9.95/month but limits unlocks and requires document uploads for additional access. --- ### /vs/chatgpt Title: FastSolve vs ChatGPT Description: ChatGPT vs FastSolve 2026: purpose-built Canvas, Blackboard, and Moodle integration with auto-fill and invisible mode — what ChatGPT can't do in an LMS. ChatGPT is powerful — but it wasn't built for LMS exams. FastSolve was. Top reasons to choose FastSolve: - You need answers auto-filled directly into your LMS - You want to stay invisible during proctored exams - You don't want to write prompts or copy-paste responses Key FAQs: - Q: Why use FastSolve instead of just using ChatGPT? A: ChatGPT requires you to open a separate tab, type a prompt, wait for a response, and copy-paste it into your LMS. FastSolve does all of this in one double-click, directly inside your exam — and it's invisible to proctoring software. - Q: Is FastSolve more accurate than ChatGPT for exams? A: For exam-style questions, yes. FastSolve is tuned to detect question types and format answers for LMS input fields. ChatGPT gives conversational responses that often need manual reformatting to fit MC selections, fill-in-the-blank fields, or essay word limits. - Q: Can proctoring software detect ChatGPT? A: Yes. Proctoring tools monitor tab switches, active URLs, and screen content. Opening chat.openai.com during an exam is easily flagged. FastSolve operates within your LMS tab with zero visual footprint — nothing to detect. --- ### /vs/brainly Title: FastSolve vs Brainly Description: Brainly vs FastSolve 2026: AI auto-fill answers inside Canvas, Blackboard, and Moodle vs community Q&A on a separate site. Invisible on screenshare. Brainly is community Q&A. FastSolve is instant, invisible AI that auto-fills your LMS. Top reasons to choose FastSolve: - You need instant answers during timed online exams - You want AI-powered accuracy, not community guesses - You need invisible operation during proctored tests Key FAQs: - Q: Is FastSolve more reliable than Brainly? A: Yes. FastSolve uses leading AI models to generate answers for every question with consistent accuracy. Brainly relies on community members whose answers vary in quality and may not exist for your specific question. - Q: Can Brainly auto-fill LMS answers? A: No. Brainly is a separate website where you search or post questions. FastSolve auto-fills answers directly into Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle, and other LMS input fields. - Q: Is Brainly free? A: Brainly has a limited free tier with ads and restricted access. Brainly Plus costs around $24/year. FastSolve offers 10 free questions per day with Pro starting at $9.99/week. --- ### /vs/quillbot Title: FastSolve vs Quillbot Description: Quillbot vs FastSolve 2026: full LMS question-solving with auto-fill answers in Canvas, Blackboard, and Moodle vs text paraphrasing on a separate website. Quillbot paraphrases text. FastSolve solves entire LMS questions instantly. Top reasons to choose FastSolve: - You need to answer exam questions, not just rephrase text - You want answers auto-filled directly into your LMS - You need invisible operation during proctored exams Key FAQs: - Q: Can Quillbot answer exam questions like FastSolve? A: No. Quillbot is a paraphrasing tool — it rewrites text you provide. It cannot generate answers to questions. FastSolve reads your LMS question and generates the correct answer automatically. - Q: Is FastSolve better than Quillbot for exams? A: They serve different purposes. FastSolve answers exam questions and auto-fills your LMS. Quillbot rewrites text. For taking exams, FastSolve is the right tool. - Q: Does Quillbot work inside Canvas or Blackboard? A: Quillbot has a browser extension for grammar checking, but it doesn't integrate with LMS quiz systems. FastSolve is purpose-built for Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle, and other LMS platforms. --- ### /vs/photomath Title: FastSolve vs Photomath Description: Photomath vs FastSolve 2026: every subject and question type auto-filled inside Canvas, Blackboard, and Moodle — not just camera math. Photomath solves math with your camera. FastSolve solves every subject inside your LMS. Top reasons to choose FastSolve: - You need answers for all subjects, not just math - You want answers auto-filled inside your LMS - You need invisible operation without using a phone Key FAQs: - Q: Does FastSolve solve math like Photomath? A: Yes — and much more. FastSolve solves math plus every other subject. It works inside your LMS as a Chrome extension, while Photomath requires a phone camera and only handles math. - Q: Can Photomath work with Canvas or Blackboard? A: No. Photomath is a phone app that scans equations with your camera. It has no LMS integration and can't auto-fill answers. - Q: Is FastSolve invisible like Photomath? A: FastSolve is more invisible. It operates within your browser with zero visual footprint. Photomath requires picking up and pointing your phone, which is visible on webcam. --- ### /vs/wolfram-alpha Title: FastSolve vs Wolfram Alpha Description: Wolfram Alpha vs FastSolve 2026: all subjects and question types auto-filled in Canvas, Blackboard, and Moodle — not just math and science computations. Wolfram Alpha is a computation engine. FastSolve is a complete LMS exam solver. Top reasons to choose FastSolve: - You need answers for all subjects during exams - You want auto-fill inside your LMS - You need invisible operation during proctored tests Key FAQs: - Q: Is FastSolve better than Wolfram Alpha for exams? A: For online LMS exams, yes. FastSolve handles all subjects, auto-fills answers, and works invisibly. Wolfram Alpha is better for deep math/science computation but has no LMS integration. - Q: Can Wolfram Alpha auto-fill Canvas answers? A: No. Wolfram Alpha is a separate website. You'd need to copy answers manually. FastSolve auto-fills directly into Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle input fields. - Q: Does FastSolve solve math as well as Wolfram Alpha? A: FastSolve handles exam-level math questions accurately. For advanced computation, proofs, and step-by-step calculus, Wolfram Alpha Pro is more specialized. --- ### /vs/bartleby Title: FastSolve vs Bartleby Description: Bartleby vs FastSolve 2026: instant AI answers auto-filled in Canvas, Blackboard, and Moodle vs textbook solution lookups. Invisible on screenshare. Bartleby offers textbook solutions. FastSolve solves any LMS question instantly. Top reasons to choose FastSolve: - You need answers for custom exam questions, not just textbook problems - You want auto-fill inside your LMS during exams - You need invisible operation during proctored tests Key FAQs: - Q: Is FastSolve better than Bartleby for exams? A: For online exams, yes. FastSolve works inside your LMS with auto-fill and invisible mode. Bartleby is better for studying textbook solutions offline. - Q: Can Bartleby auto-fill LMS answers? A: No. Bartleby is a separate website. You search for textbook solutions and manually copy them. FastSolve auto-fills directly into your LMS. - Q: Does FastSolve have textbook solutions? A: FastSolve generates answers using AI, so it can solve textbook-style problems. However, it doesn't provide pre-written step-by-step textbook solutions like Bartleby. --- ### /vs/socratic Title: FastSolve vs Socratic by Google Description: Socratic vs FastSolve 2026: auto-fill LMS answers with invisible mode in Canvas, Blackboard, and Moodle vs photo-based homework explanations on a phone app. Socratic explains concepts. FastSolve answers your LMS questions instantly and invisibly. Top reasons to choose FastSolve: - You need direct answers during timed exams - You want auto-fill inside your LMS - You need invisible operation without a phone Key FAQs: - Q: Is FastSolve better than Socratic for exams? A: For online exams, yes. FastSolve auto-fills answers inside your LMS invisibly. Socratic provides explanations on a phone app — it's designed for learning, not for taking exams. - Q: Is Socratic free? A: Yes, Socratic by Google is completely free. FastSolve offers 10 free questions per day, with Pro plans starting at $9.99/week for unlimited answers. - Q: Can Socratic auto-fill Canvas answers? A: No. Socratic is a phone app that provides explanations. It has no LMS integration and can't fill in answers. FastSolve auto-fills directly into Canvas, Blackboard, and Moodle. --- ### /vs/studocu Title: FastSolve vs Studocu Description: Studocu vs FastSolve 2026: real-time AI answers auto-filled in Canvas, Blackboard, and Moodle vs browsing shared student documents on a separate platform. Studocu shares study documents. FastSolve solves your LMS questions in real-time. Top reasons to choose FastSolve: - You need answers during live exams, not study prep - You want AI-generated answers for any question - You need auto-fill inside your LMS Key FAQs: - Q: Is FastSolve better than Studocu for exams? A: For live exams, yes. FastSolve works inside your LMS with auto-fill and invisible mode. Studocu is better for exam preparation — browsing shared notes and past papers before the exam. - Q: Can Studocu answer questions during an exam? A: Not directly. Studocu has shared documents that might contain relevant answers, but you'd need to search, find, and copy them manually — visible to proctoring software. FastSolve generates and auto-fills answers instantly. - Q: Is Studocu free? A: Studocu has a free tier but requires document uploads to unlock full access. FastSolve offers 10 free questions per day with no upload requirements. --- ### /vs/cheatpal Title: FastSolve vs Cheatpal Description: Cheatpal vs FastSolve 2026: next-gen AI models, true invisible mode, broader Canvas / Blackboard / Moodle support, and auto-fill for every question type. Cheatpal was an early LMS tool. FastSolve is the next generation — faster, smarter, invisible. Top reasons to choose FastSolve: - You want the most accurate AI models (Claude & Gemini) - You need true invisible mode with zero detection risk - You use multiple LMS platforms Key FAQs: - Q: Is FastSolve better than Cheatpal? A: Yes. FastSolve uses newer AI models (Claude & Gemini), has true invisible mode with zero DOM footprint, supports more LMS platforms and question types, and is actively maintained with regular updates. - Q: Can I switch from Cheatpal to FastSolve? A: Yes — just install the FastSolve Chrome extension and sign up. FastSolve works on all the same LMS platforms with better accuracy and invisibility. - Q: Does FastSolve cost more than Cheatpal? A: FastSolve offers a free tier with 10 questions per day and Pro plans starting at $9.99/week. Pricing is competitive with most LMS tools. --- ### /vs/quizhack Title: FastSolve vs QuizHack Description: QuizHack vs FastSolve 2026: two in-page LMS quiz-solver extensions compared on free tier, pricing, question types, supported platforms, and their AI models. QuizHack and FastSolve both solve quiz questions inside your LMS. The differences are the free tier, the price, and the models behind the answers. Top reasons to choose FastSolve: - You want to try an in-page solver free before paying anything - You want the lower weekly price ($9.99 vs $14.99) - Your LMS is Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle, Brightspace, ALEKS, Schoology, Knewton, or Learnosity Key FAQs: - Q: Is QuizHack better than FastSolve for LMS quizzes? A: Both are in-page LMS quiz-solver extensions, so they are genuinely close. The practical differences favor FastSolve for most students: a free tier of 10 solves a day, a lower weekly price ($9.99 vs $14.99), Claude and GPT-4o behind the answers, and eight supported platforms. Check which tool covers your specific LMS before deciding. - Q: Is QuizHack free? A: No. QuizHack is subscription-only — Weekly $14.99, Monthly $14.95, or Annual $89.95, each with a 50%-off first period. There is no permanent free tier. FastSolve has a free plan of 10 solves per day, with Pro from $9.99/week. - Q: Do QuizHack and FastSolve both work inside the LMS? A: Yes. Both are Chrome extensions that detect and answer questions directly on the quiz page, which is exactly why they are the closest competitors here. Neither requires switching to a separate website during the quiz. --- ### /vs/studyx Title: FastSolve vs StudyX Description: StudyX vs FastSolve 2026: an all-in-one paste-and-upload study app versus an in-page LMS quiz solver that auto-detects and answers questions on the quiz page. StudyX is a standalone all-in-one study app. FastSolve works inside your LMS quiz page — no pasting, uploading, or photographing each question. Top reasons to choose FastSolve: - You want answers on the LMS quiz page without pasting or uploading - You want a one-double-click workflow during timed quizzes - You want answers from Claude and GPT-4o in under 2 seconds Key FAQs: - Q: Is StudyX better than FastSolve for LMS quizzes? A: For LMS quizzes specifically, FastSolve is more direct — it auto-detects and answers the question on the quiz page in under 2 seconds. StudyX is a standalone study app where you paste, upload, or photograph each question first. StudyX is broader; FastSolve is focused on in-page LMS solving. - Q: Does StudyX work inside Canvas or Blackboard like FastSolve? A: Not in the same way. StudyX has a browser extension, but it is a general study helper — it does not auto-detect questions already on your Canvas or Blackboard quiz. FastSolve reads and answers the question in place on all eight supported LMS platforms. - Q: Is StudyX free? A: StudyX has a free tier of roughly 20 daily credits. Paid tiers exist above that; third-party listings cite about $6.49 to $29.99 per month, though StudyX's own plan page did not render when we checked. FastSolve's free tier is 10 solves a day, with Pro from $9.99/week. --- ### /vs/conker Title: FastSolve vs Conker Description: Conker vs FastSolve 2026: Conker is a teacher quiz-creation web app; FastSolve is a student extension that solves LMS quiz questions. Opposite tools compared. Conker is a teacher tool for creating quizzes. FastSolve is a student tool for solving them — opposite ends of the same workflow. Top reasons to choose FastSolve: - You are a student who needs to answer questions, not create them - You want answers on the live LMS quiz page in under 2 seconds - You want an in-page Chrome extension, not a standalone web app Key FAQs: - Q: Is Conker better than FastSolve for LMS quizzes? A: They do opposite jobs. Conker helps teachers create quizzes; it does not answer questions for students. FastSolve is the student-side tool — it auto-detects and answers questions on the live LMS quiz page. For solving an LMS quiz, FastSolve is the relevant tool; for building one, Conker is. - Q: Does Conker solve quiz questions like FastSolve? A: No. Conker is a quiz-creation web app for teachers. It generates assessments from source material and exports them to Google Forms or Canvas — it never answers a question you are taking. FastSolve is the solver that fills answers in place. - Q: Is Conker a Chrome extension? A: No. Conker is a standalone web app. FastSolve is the Chrome extension that runs inside your LMS quiz page and fills answers in place on Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle, and five more platforms. --- ### /vs/quizgecko Title: FastSolve vs Quizgecko Description: Quizgecko vs FastSolve 2026: Quizgecko generates quizzes from your own content; FastSolve is a Chrome extension that solves LMS quiz questions in place. Quizgecko generates quizzes from your content. FastSolve solves quiz questions inside your LMS — creation on one side, solving on the other. Top reasons to choose FastSolve: - You need to answer LMS quiz questions, not build quizzes - You want in-page solving on the live quiz, not a separate site - You want answers from Claude and GPT-4o in under 2 seconds Key FAQs: - Q: Is Quizgecko better than FastSolve for LMS quizzes? A: For answering LMS quizzes, no — Quizgecko is a quiz generator, not a solver. It turns your content into quizzes and flashcards. FastSolve is the tool that auto-detects and answers questions on the live LMS quiz page. For creating study quizzes, Quizgecko is the better fit. - Q: Does Quizgecko solve questions on my quiz like FastSolve? A: No. Quizgecko generates new quizzes from pasted text, URLs, or files — it does not read or answer questions already on your LMS quiz page. FastSolve reads the question in place and fills the answer. - Q: Is Quizgecko free? A: Quizgecko has a free tier of about 50 quiz generations per month. Paid plans start around $16/month (Student) and $20/month (Educator), with Enterprise from $500/month; its official pricing page returned an error on our check, so treat exact figures as approximate. FastSolve's free tier is 10 solves a day, with Pro from $9.99/week. --- ### /vs/smodin Title: FastSolve vs Smodin Description: Smodin vs FastSolve 2026: an in-page quiz solver for Canvas, Blackboard, and ALEKS vs a paste-in AI writing and homework suite. Workflow, pricing, trade-offs. Smodin is an AI writing suite you paste homework into. FastSolve answers questions directly on your LMS quiz page — no pasting, no tab switching. Top reasons to choose FastSolve: - You need questions answered on the live LMS quiz page, not in a separate tab - You want auto-fill and invisible operation during proctored quizzes - Your platform is Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle, Brightspace, ALEKS, Schoology, Knewton, or Learnosity Key FAQs: - Q: Is Smodin or FastSolve better for LMS quizzes? A: For LMS quizzes, FastSolve — it's the only one of the two that works on the quiz page itself. FastSolve auto-detects questions inside Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle, ALEKS, and four more platforms, answers in under 2 seconds, and auto-fills the input invisibly. Smodin's Omni solver is a separate website: you paste each question in and retype the answer back. Smodin is the better pick for essay writing and paraphrasing. - Q: Can Smodin solve ALEKS or Canvas questions directly? A: No. Smodin has no LMS integration — to use its Omni solver on an ALEKS or Canvas question you must copy the question into smodin.io yourself, which fails for interactive and image-based problems and shows a tab switch to any proctoring tool. FastSolve reads the question in place on both platforms, including image-based questions via its screenshot flow. - Q: Is Smodin free? A: Partly. Smodin's free Starter plan is limited — roughly 3 weekly writing credits and about 5 Omni homework questions per week, with paid plans listed from about $15/month (its site blocked our automated check, so treat exact figures as approximate). FastSolve's free tier is 10 solves per day, every day, with Pro from $9.99/week. --- ### /vs/domyhomework123 Title: FastSolve vs DoMyHomework123 Description: DoMyHomework123 vs FastSolve 2026: instant AI answers auto-filled in Canvas, Blackboard, and Moodle from $9.99/week — or hire a writer from ~$17.55 per page. DoMyHomework123 hires out your assignment to a human writer for a per-page fee. FastSolve answers the question in front of you, inside your LMS, in under 2 seconds. Top reasons to choose FastSolve: - Your homework or quiz lives inside Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle, or another supported LMS - You need the answer now — during a timed quiz, not in 3 hours - You want a free tier and flat pricing instead of per-page fees Key FAQs: - Q: Is DoMyHomework123 or FastSolve better for online homework? A: For homework that lives inside an LMS — Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle quizzes and question sets — FastSolve is built for it: it answers in under 2 seconds on the page itself, from free. DoMyHomework123 is better only when you need a multi-page human-written paper delivered as a document, because that is the one thing it produces and FastSolve does not. - Q: Does FastSolve work on domyhomework123? A: No, and it doesn't need to. DoMyHomework123 is an ordering website, not a homework platform — there are no questions on its pages for an extension to solve. FastSolve works where your questions actually appear: natively on Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle, Brightspace, ALEKS, Schoology, Knewton, Learnosity, and DeltaMath. - Q: How much does DoMyHomework123 cost? A: Pricing is per page and rises as the deadline shrinks. Independent reviews report around $17.55 per page at a 15-day deadline, about $21.90 per page within a week, and $33+ per page for a 3-hour turnaround, plus an extra fee for top-rated writers. There is no free tier. FastSolve is free for 10 solves a day, with Pro from $9.99/week. --- ### /vs/myengineeringbuddy Title: FastSolve vs MyEngineeringBuddy Description: MyEngineeringBuddy vs FastSolve 2026: $20/hr human tutors vs instant AI answers inside Canvas, Blackboard, and Moodle — free 10 solves/day, Pro $9.99/wk. MyEngineeringBuddy sells human tutoring by the hour. FastSolve answers the question in front of you in under 2 seconds. Top reasons to choose FastSolve: - You need the answer during the quiz, not after a tutor match - You want a free tier — 10 solves a day, no credit card - You want flat pricing from $9.99/week instead of $20–35/hour Key FAQs: - Q: Is MyEngineeringBuddy better than FastSolve? A: They solve different problems. MyEngineeringBuddy connects you with a human tutor from $20/hour for 1:1 explanations and long-form assignment help. FastSolve answers the question on your screen in under 2 seconds for $9.99/week (or free, 10 solves a day). For live quizzes and homework inside an LMS, FastSolve is faster and far cheaper; for deep concept coaching, a human tutor wins. - Q: Does FastSolve work on MyEngineeringBuddy? A: No, and it doesn't need to — myengineeringbuddy.com is a tutoring marketplace, not a quiz platform, so there are no questions on it to solve. FastSolve runs where your coursework lives: Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle, Brightspace, ALEKS, Schoology, Knewton, Learnosity, and DeltaMath, auto-filling answers directly on the quiz page. - Q: How much does MyEngineeringBuddy cost? A: Tutoring sessions start at $20/hour and average $20–35/hour depending on subject, level, and tutor. Homework, assignments, labs, and projects have no fixed price — you send the task over WhatsApp and get a quote. New students can take a $1 trial: a 30-minute session or one homework question explained. --- ### /vs/takemyclassforme Title: FastSolve vs TakeMyClassForMe Description: TakeMyClassForMe vs FastSolve 2026: hire a tutor to run your course from $400 a week, or answer questions yourself in ALEKS and Canvas from $9.99. TakeMyClassForMe hires a US tutor to log into your course and run it for the term. FastSolve answers the question on your screen, in your own session, in under 2 seconds. Top reasons to choose FastSolve: - You want help with the question in front of you, not your whole course. - You are not willing to give anyone your LMS username and password. - You want to pay $9.99 a week instead of $400. Key FAQs: - Q: What is the difference between FastSolve and TakeMyClassForMe? A: FastSolve is a Chrome extension that answers the question on your screen while you take the class yourself — it reads the ALEKS topic or Canvas quiz you already have open and fills the answer in under 2 seconds. TakeMyClassForMe is a service that hires a US-based tutor to log into your course with your credentials and complete the coursework for you across the term. - Q: How much does TakeMyClassForMe cost compared to FastSolve? A: TakeMyClassForMe advertises $400–$1,200 per week depending on the subject, with full-semester packages from about $1,280 for an intro course to $2,240 for an advanced one. FastSolve is free for 10 solves a day, then $9.99/week, $19.99/month, or $99/year. One week of their cheapest tier costs roughly four times a full year of FastSolve Pro. - Q: Do I have to give FastSolve my Canvas or ALEKS password? A: No. FastSolve is a browser extension that runs inside the session you are already signed into, so it never asks for or stores your LMS username and password. A class-taking service works the opposite way — it cannot function without your login, because a tutor has to sign in as you. --- ## Blog ### /blog/best-ai-quiz-solvers-ranked Title: Best AI Quiz Solvers Ranked (2026) Description: The best AI quiz solvers for 2026, ranked honestly: in-LMS auto-fill, symbolic math, and camera tools compared on speed, accuracy, format support, and price. Published: 2026-07-08. Updated: 2026-07-08. Eight AI quiz and homework tools, ranked by what each is genuinely best at — and where each falls short for live LMS quizzes. --- ### /blog/homework-automation-tools-guide Title: Homework Automation Tools: Complete Guide Description: Homework automation tools explained: how AI solvers work, a Brightspace LMS walkthrough, how to judge speed and accuracy, pricing tiers, and responsible use. Published: 2026-07-08. Updated: 2026-07-08. What homework automation tools are, how they work inside an LMS, how to evaluate them, and how to use them responsibly. --- ### /blog/fastsolve-vs-wolfram-alpha-math Title: FastSolve vs Wolfram Alpha for Math Description: FastSolve vs Wolfram Alpha for math: Wolfram wins on step-by-step derivations, FastSolve wins on fast in-LMS quiz answers. An honest 2026 comparison guide. Published: 2026-07-08. Updated: 2026-07-08. An honest comparison: where Wolfram Alpha genuinely wins on step-by-step math and science, and where FastSolve wins on live LMS quizzes. --- ### /blog/canvas-quiz-study-guide Title: Fastest Way to Review for Canvas Quizzes (2026) Description: A no-fluff guide to reviewing for Canvas quizzes: timing, question-type strategy, and the AI tools students use to prep faster in 2026. Published: 2026-04-01. Updated: 2026-04-26. Canvas quizzes have a predictable structure — once you know it, review takes a fraction of the time most students spend. --- ### /blog/aleks-study-tips Title: How to Study for ALEKS Math (Without Burning Out) Description: ALEKS is built around topic mastery and re-assessment. Here's how to work with the system instead of against it — and study smarter for the initial placement. Published: 2026-03-22. Updated: 2026-04-26. ALEKS is engineered to make you slow down. Here's how to work with that without losing entire weekends to it. --- ### /blog/best-ai-study-tools-2026 Title: Best AI Study Tools for College Students 2026 Description: An honest 2026 roundup of AI study tools — what each is actually good for, where they fail, and how to combine them without ending up confused. Published: 2026-04-15. Updated: 2026-04-26. Tools have multiplied. Most do one thing well. Here's an honest take on what to use for what. --- ### /blog/canvas-blackboard-moodle-comparison Title: Canvas vs Blackboard vs Moodle: 2026 Comparison Description: Honest comparison of the three biggest LMS platforms — what each does well, what they do badly, and what changes if your school switches. Published: 2026-03-10. Updated: 2026-04-26. You don't pick your LMS — your school does. But the differences shape how you study every week. --- ### /blog/proctoring-software-detection Title: What Proctoring Software Can (and Can't) Detect Description: An honest breakdown of what Respondus, Honorlock, Proctorio and other proctoring tools actually monitor — based on their own published docs. Published: 2026-02-18. Updated: 2026-04-26. Proctoring software gets credit for capabilities it doesn't have, and skipped for ones it does. Here's the actual model. --- ### /blog/cramming-online-finals Title: A Realistic Guide to Cramming for Online Finals Description: An honest cram-week plan for online finals: what to prioritize, what to skip, and how to use AI without losing the day. Published: 2026-04-05. Updated: 2026-04-26. Cramming is a sub-optimal strategy. But sometimes it's the strategy you have. Here's how to do it without wasting the week. --- ### /blog/mathway-vs-chegg-vs-fastsolve Title: Mathway vs Chegg vs FastSolve: Honest 2026 Comparison Description: Honest 2026 comparison of Mathway, Chegg, and FastSolve — what each is built for, where each fails, and which fits your study workflow. Published: 2026-03-30. Updated: 2026-04-26. Three different tools, three different jobs. Here's what each is actually good at — and where each falls over. --- ### /blog/how-ai-homework-helpers-work Title: How AI Homework Helpers Actually Work in 2026 Description: Under the hood of AI homework tools: which models they use, how they extract questions, where latency goes, and where accuracy breaks down. Published: 2026-04-10. Updated: 2026-04-26. Most explainers are marketing. Here's what actually happens between double-clicking a question and seeing an answer. --- ### /blog/brightspace-student-guide Title: How to Use Brightspace (D2L) Efficiently as a Student Description: A practical guide to navigating Brightspace as a student: notification setup, quiz behavior, content download, and the keyboard shortcuts D2L hides. Published: 2026-02-28. Updated: 2026-04-26. Brightspace is more capable than its UI suggests. A few setup tweaks go a long way. --- ### /blog/studying-with-ai Title: Studying with AI Without Losing Skills (2026 Guide) Description: How to use AI study tools as accelerators, not crutches — with concrete rules from the cognitive-science literature on retention and skill-building. Published: 2026-04-22. Updated: 2026-04-26. AI is the best study tool ever invented. It's also the easiest to use in ways that hurt long-term retention. Here's how to get the gains without losing the skill. ---