Supported Platforms — Canvas, Apex, WebAssign & More

Native handler

Does: Signs into your Canvas and works the four native assignment types — quizzes, essays, discussion posts and file uploads — in due-date order. It is also the doorway to every external platform below, which are opened from their Canvas links.
Doesn't: It never submits your writing without you: essays, discussions and file uploads are always drafted and held for approval. Graded single-attempt untimed quizzes also stop for review before they submit.

Dedicated solver

Does: Reads your Apex unit map and walks it activity by activity — studies, practices, quizzes and tests — auto-selecting the next open activity after every submit, up to fifty in one continuous run.
Doesn't: It will not automate a proctored tool such as Proctorio, will not attempt an activity Apex has locked behind mastery gating, and pauses itself after three failed activities in a row.

Dedicated solver

Does: Follows your Canvas module link out through the Cengage LTI launch, reads the question scoring table, and works the unanswered parts — typing into the MathQuill equation editor and ChemPad formula fields rather than a plain text box.
Doesn't: It will not re-submit a part that already has a green check, retype a value already marked wrong, or click a SKIP link. The long-form Cengage solver and MindTap need the Plus plan.

Dedicated solver

Does: Holds one long-running SmartBook session and walks the adaptive path — reads each probe, answers it, submits at high confidence, does the remediation reading after a miss, and stops when the concept counter reads N of N.
Doesn't: SmartBook is the only McGraw Hill product with a purpose-built solver. Connect and ALEKS have no dedicated solver and fall back to the general vision agent, which is less reliable.

Dedicated solver

Does: Opens myBusinessCourse from its Canvas link, fills the account dropdowns and the debit and credit columns row by row, clicks Check on as-you-go homework, and runs the three-step Moodle finish flow so the attempt lands as complete.
Doesn't: It skips any question already marked correct rather than re-answering it, and it does not promise a correct entry — accounting answers are worth checking like your own.

Dedicated solver · Plus plan

Does: Reads the scoring table, jumps to the parts still worth points, and answers each sub-question in the input it actually uses — MathQuill equation editor, ChemPad, numeric fields, dropdowns, ordering columns — submitting on that part's own button and reading the result before moving on.
Doesn't: Requires the Plus plan. It leaves correct and locked parts alone, and it cannot promise a correct answer on a hard problem — only a careful attempt that does not waste your remaining tries.

Dedicated solver

Does: Launches Packback through Canvas, reads the discussion requirements, writes the question and the replies to real classmate posts, and runs every word through a voice pass before submitting.
Doesn't: Unlike Canvas work, Packback posts publish directly — there is no approval step. It cannot promise a curiosity score, and it makes no claim about any AI-detector outcome.

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