Canvas quiz answers, right in the quiz
Canvas Pilot reads each question on your Canvas quiz, works out the answer, and fills it in. You see every answer before anything is turned in, and it flags the ones it isn't sure about.
What it does on a quiz
- Open the quiz in Canvas and press Go in the Canvas Pilot panel.
- It reads the question, every choice, and any reading passage the question points to, then picks an answer.
- When it isn't sure, it flags the question instead of guessing, so you know which ones to look at.
- With Review Before Submit on, you check everything and submit when you are ready.
- Quizzes: multiple choice, select all that apply, matching, dropdowns, ranking, and fill in the blank
- Essays, short answers, and discussion posts, including replies to classmates
- Review Before Submit, so you see every answer before anything is turned in
- A flag on anything it is not sure about, instead of a confident guess
Not covered: other companies' tools inside Canvas (like Pearson MyLab, ALEKS, or WebAssign), questions where you draw or plot the answer, file uploads, and video responses.
What it costs, in real numbers
Credits start at $10 and never expire. $10 buys 2,000 credits, which is about 400 quiz answers: a quiz answer is 5 credits, a written answer 15, a figure or geometry question 25, a full Google Doc 50, and a question already in our verified answer bank is free. A 20 question multiple choice quiz runs about $1. Credits are spent when the AI works out a question, even one it then leaves blank because it isn't sure. No subscription.
Many Canvas quiz extensions are monthly subscriptions. Canvas Pilot is pay as you go, so a slow month costs you nothing.
Which browsers?
Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari. Canvas Pilot is a userscript, so it runs through the free Tampermonkey extension instead of its own store listing. What that means, and how to install it.
Questions
Is there a free version?
The download is free, and questions already in our verified answer bank cost nothing. Everything else uses credits, which start at $10 and never expire.
Does it work in Firefox?
Yes. Install Tampermonkey for Firefox, then the Canvas Pilot script. It also works in Chrome, Edge, and Safari.
What if it gets a question wrong?
It flags questions it isn't sure about instead of guessing, and Review Before Submit lets you check and change any answer before you turn the quiz in.
Is it allowed at my school?
You decide what Canvas Pilot works on, and you can review every answer before it goes in. Follow your school's academic integrity policy and each instructor's rules.
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