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AI study copilot · Canvas LMS

Your Canvas workload, handled.

Canvas Pilot lives inside Canvas in your browser. Open an assignment, set your target, hit Go. Let it run hands-off on autopilot, or flip on Review Before Submit to check every answer first. Either way, anything it isn't sure about gets flagged so you know exactly what to double-check.

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Canvas Pilot
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01Scope

One panel. Every assignment type.

The same panel follows you through your course. Whatever Canvas puts in front of you, Canvas Pilot reads the page and gets to work.

CP·01QuizzesMultiple choice, matching, dropdowns, true/false, fill-in-the-blank. A suggested answer for every question, ready to review.
CP·02Essays & short answerDrafts a response that actually addresses the prompt, in plain student writing you can edit before submitting.
CP·03DiscussionsPosts and replies that engage with the thread instead of restating it.
CP·04Review before submitEvery drafted answer is shown to you first. Nothing goes in until you say so.
CP·05Grade targetTell it the score you're aiming for and it paces the work to match. You stay in control of what gets submitted.
CP·06Any school's CanvasWorks on every standard Canvas domain. Custom school domain? Add it in one tap.
02Setup

Running in under a minute.

Two small installs and a paste. No account creation, no app download, nothing on your school's side.

STEP 1

Install Tampermonkey + the script

Add the free Tampermonkey extension, then load Canvas Pilot into it. Works in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari.

Full step-by-step on the Install page →
STEP 2

Paste your license key

Open any Canvas course page and the panel appears in the bottom-right. Paste the key from your email and activate.

STEP 3

Open an assignment and hit Go

Canvas Pilot recognizes quizzes, essays, and discussions on the page and drafts answers and explanations for you to review.

iMost schools use school.instructure.com and it works automatically. If your school runs Canvas on its own domain (like learn.school.edu), the script detects it on your first visit and adds it with one tap. You only do this once.

The full setup, recorded in real time

03Coverage

Know exactly what you're getting.

No tool covers everything, and we'd rather tell you upfront than surprise you after checkout. Here's the honest map.

✓ What it's built for
  • ✓ Canvas quizzes: multiple choice, matching, dropdowns, true/false, fill-in
  • ✓ Canvas essays and short-answer questions
  • ✓ Canvas discussion posts and replies
  • ✓ Google Docs assignments linked from Canvas
  • ✓ Any school's Canvas (custom domain? add it in one tap)
⊘ Not supported
  • — Proctored or lockdown-browser exams. Not supported; keep it off monitored tests
  • — Third-party tools inside Canvas: Pearson / MyMathLab, ALEKS, WebAssign, McGraw-Hill Connect, IXL, Edgenuity, Wiley
  • — Questions where you draw or plot the answer (interactive graphing and free-draw widgets), file uploads, and video responses
🟡 Attempts it, and tells you what to double-check. Figure & diagram geometry, charts and graphs, and tricky math word problems are read from a picture, so even great AI can misread them. Canvas Pilot still answers these, but anything it isn't sure about is flagged right on the page for you to check, never silently guessed. That's the whole point: you always know which answers to trust and which to glance at. The four categories above are what it's built to nail; these are the honest "best-effort" extras.
💻 Runs on your computer. Canvas Pilot installs as a browser extension on any Windows, Mac, or Linux computer: set it up there once and it works on your Canvas every time you log in. On your phone right now? No problem, grab your plan and set it up on your laptop later. Just note it can't install on school-managed Chromebooks (school IT blocks extensions) or directly on phones and tablets, so skip it if a school Chromebook is all you have.
04Pricing

Pay only for what you use.

No subscription and nothing expires. You add credits once and only spend them when Canvas Pilot actually answers something for you. Your license key arrives by email the moment checkout completes.

Add credits $1 = 100 CREDITS
$10USD
1,000 CREDITS · ~200 QUIZ ANSWERS
Great for trying it out or clearing a week of assignments.
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What each answer costs
1 credit = 1 cent
  • Quiz answermultiple choice, matching, dropdown, true/false5 cr5¢
  • Written answeressay, discussion, short answer15 cr15¢
  • Figure / geometrydiagrams, graphs, triangles25 cr25¢
  • Full Google Docthe whole document, drafted50 cr50¢
  • In the answer banka question we've already verifiedFREE$0
Charged only when it actually answers. A skipped or flagged-blank question costs you nothing.
What a whole quiz costs

A quiz's price depends on what's in it. Diagram questions cost 5× a plain one, so a geometry set costs more than a vocab set. Three real 20-question shapes:

  • All multiple choice20 × 5¢ — vocab, history, true/false $1.00
  • Mixed, 5 with figures15 × 5¢ + 5 × 25¢ — a typical science set $2.00
  • Every question a diagram20 × 25¢ — geometry, graphs, proofs $5.00
So $10 covers about 10 plain quizzes — or 2 heavy geometry ones. Most students land between the two.
Every key includes
  • Quizzes, essays, discussions, explanations
  • Anything it isn't sure about gets flagged, not guessed
  • Grade target control — you set the bar
  • Unlimited devices, one key
  • Discord support, real humans
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05FAQ

Questions, answered.

Everything worth knowing before you start.

What is Canvas Pilot?

An AI study copilot that lives in your browser. Open any Canvas assignment and it gives you concept explanations and suggested answers to review: quizzes, essays, discussions, short answer, and fill-in-the-blank. You stay in control and review everything before you submit.

Will it run on my device?

It needs a personal Windows, Mac, or Linux computer where you can install a browser extension. School-managed Chromebooks block extensions, and phones and tablets can't install them at all. If you only have a school Chromebook, please don't purchase: it won't install.

What browsers does it work with?

Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari. You just need the free Tampermonkey extension. Setup takes about two minutes, and the steps are on the Download page.

What if it doesn't turn on at my school?

Almost every school works automatically, even ones with a custom web address like canvas.ucsd.edu, because Canvas Pilot recognizes Canvas itself, not the address. In the rare case it doesn't switch on, copy your Canvas link from the address bar (a full assignment link is fine) and paste it into the "Add my school" box: the settings panel in the browser script, or the field in the desktop app. It keeps just your school's domain and turns on. Full steps are on the Troubleshooting page.

Is it safe?

Yes. Your license key and account are tied to you and validated securely, your info stays private, and it never runs on its own: it only acts when you click Go, so you're in control on every page. Use your own account and keep your key to yourself.

What does it not help with?

It's built for text-based Canvas work, so a few things it leaves to you, and it flags them instead of guessing: charts, graphs, and drawing questions; Google Docs (it drafts the content, you place it); and third-party tools embedded inside Canvas (Pearson, ALEKS, WebAssign, and similar). The full breakdown is in the coverage section above.

How does pricing work?

You buy credits, not a subscription. $1 buys 100 credits, so one credit is one cent — that's the whole trick to reading the price list. A quiz answer costs 5 credits (5¢), a written answer 15 (15¢), a figure or geometry question 25 (25¢), a full Google Doc 50 (50¢), and a question already in our verified answer bank is free. So $10 gets you 1,000 credits, or roughly 200 quiz answers. What a whole quiz costs depends on what's in it: a 20-question multiple-choice quiz runs about $1, the same quiz with five diagram questions about $2, and a 20-question geometry set where every question has a figure about $5 — because a figure costs 5× a plain question to work out. Credits are only spent when it actually answers something — skipped and flagged-blank questions cost you nothing — and they never expire. Your key works on as many of your own devices as you like, and you can top the same key up any time.

I didn't get my key, or I lost it.

Check your email spam folder first. Still missing? Open a ticket in our Discord with the email you purchased with and we'll sort it out.

Can I share or resell my key?

No. Keys are tied to you, and sharing or reselling deactivates the key.

Need a refund or have a payment issue?

Open a ticket in our Discord and we'll help. Please reach out before filing a chargeback: we'll make it right.

Start with $10

Tonight's backlog, handled.

Add $10 in credits and go. No subscription, nothing expires, and you only spend credits when Canvas Pilot answers something for you. Key in your inbox in about a minute.

Questions? Ask in Discord