CheatGPT

CheatGPT reads each question as it appears on the Canvas page and shows the answer next to it, with a short explanation. Multiple choice, true/false and multi-select fill in with one click, while matching, dropdown, fill in the blank and essay questions get a written response you enter yourself. Image-based questions work through a quick screenshot, so the extension isn't limited to plain text.

The extension runs on the same models behind ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini, so you get three engines without three subscriptions or three browser tabs. Stuck on a question, you open the sidebar and ask, and the models answer in the same window the quiz lives in. The company's pitch is that the answers stay current because they come from the leading models rather than a fixed answer bank.

Ghost Mode is the feature the product is built around. It keeps the extension from touching Canvas's activity log, so the tab-switch and focus-loss events that Canvas watches for never fire when you look something up. In the company's own walkthrough, a normal attempt logs flagged events for leaving the quiz page, while the same attempt with CheatGPT records zero flags. That is the core claim: the answer arrives without a switch, so there's nothing to flag.

Highlight any text on a page and a toolbar pops up. You can rewrite the passage in your own words or shrink a long reading down to the parts that matter. It doubles as a study aid for dense material and as a plagiarism workaround for short written answers, since it restates the content instead of copying it.

CheatGPT stores the answers from a prior attempt, so when you retake a quiz it auto fills what you answered before. For students retaking an assessment for a better score, that means the bulk of the work is already on the page and only the new or changed questions need attention. It cuts the time a second attempt takes down to minutes.

A dashboard shows the extension's status and lets you manage which features run during a session. You can see whether Ghost Mode, the AI answer engine and the midterm tools are active, and toggle them per session. The interface lists your account email and surfaces support, so you can reach the team if a quiz site doesn't behave as expected.

The extension is built to work on every Canvas instance, including the custom domains individual schools host, not just standard Instructure pages. That matters because many universities run Canvas on their own subdomain, and a tool that only handled the default host would miss those courses entirely.