PhotoSolve: AI Homework Helper

The core feature takes a photo of a question and reads it, then solves it. Point the camera at a printed problem or type the text in, and PhotoSolve returns an answer with an explanation. It's the fastest path from "I'm stuck" to "here's how it works." The scan and solve flow handles both printed and typed questions.

Instead of only handing over an answer, PhotoSolve walks through the reasoning. That's the difference between a tool you actually learn from and one that just does your work. Students who read the steps tend to spot where their own attempt went wrong. Not a small detail.

PhotoSolve runs a custom-built model trained on real exam data, which the team says gives higher accuracy than general AI chatbots on standardized-test questions. It's tuned for photo-based tasks and study questions. Not open-ended conversation.

Tutoor, PhotoSolve's companion site, analyzes the materials you share, including files, notes, websites, YouTube links, lectures, and textbooks. From that material you can pull summaries, chat with an AI about the topic, and study from it directly. It turns a pile of notes into an actual AI study app.

The app builds customizable quizzes and flashcard sets from your uploaded materials. Reviewing with self-testing beats re-reading notes, and generating the cards takes seconds rather than an evening spent writing them out by hand. Small win. Big time saver.

The browser extension brings the same scanning and solving to desktop. This is the Chrome extension homework answer for assignments that live in a browser tab or a school portal. You don't have to switch to your phone.

Stealth mode hides your activity from third parties and adds tracker blocking in the browser extension. The company calls it a privacy layer. Simple idea, real value for anyone who doesn't want study sessions logged.