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Apex Kuiper playerApex Learning bot (2026): Silent Student answers Apex quizzes and tests
Silent Student is a desktop app for Mac and Windows, from $11.99 a month, with a solver written for the Apex Learning player. It answers multiple-choice and multi-select quizzes and computer-scored tests in course order and stops at anything Apex has locked.
Does Silent Student work with Apex Learning?
Yes. Silent Student, a desktop app for Mac and Windows made by El Dorado Ignition LLC, has a solver written for the Apex Learning player. In Apex mode it signs in through your school portal, answers Apex quizzes and computer-scored tests (multiple choice and multi-select) in course order, and presses Submit itself. It does not write free-response answers, take proctored tests or unlock anything Apex has locked. Plans start at $11.99 a month.
| What it does | Apex quizzes and computer-scored tests, multiple choice and multi-select, answered in the Apex player and submitted, then the next open quiz or test in course order. |
|---|---|
| What it doesn’t do | Free-response or teacher-scored work, proctored tests, or anything Apex has locked. It skips Study, Read, Overview, Review and Discussion sections. |
| Who submits | Silent Student presses Apex’s Submit on each question and reads the end-of-attempt screen before it reports the activity done. |
| How it gets in | Apex mode in Settings: it signs in through your school’s portal and opens Apex Learning from its tile. |
| Who it’s built for | Mainly college Canvas courses. Apex Learning serves grades 6 to 12; it is the one school-age platform with a dedicated solver, while others, such as Kognity, run on the general vision agent. For how Apex differs from Edgenuity, see Edgenuity vs Apex Learning. |
| Where it runs | A desktop app for a Mac with Apple Silicon on macOS 13 or later (Intel by request for members) or Windows 10 or later, 64-bit. |
| Free plan | None. Money-back guarantee if a problem on our side can’t be fixed within 3 days (request within 30 days, before you cancel; conditions apply). Terms, section 4 |
| Plan | Any plan; Base is $11.99/mo, Plus $24.99/mo, Pro $49.99/mo. Plans |
| Benchmark replica result | Our published benchmark has no Apex replica, so we publish no Apex accuracy figure. What the benchmark covers |
| Last checked | October 20, 2026 |
Is there an Apex Learning bot?
Yes. Silent Student is one: a desktop app with a solver written for the Apex Learning player that answers quizzes and computer-scored tests and submits them, one activity after another in course order. Other tools work differently. Apex Vision AI, a homework app that is not affiliated with Apex Learning, explains a question you show it, and a chatbot answers what you paste in; with both, you enter the answer and submit.
Why don’t Apex answers from a website match your quiz?
Apex Learning’s academic-integrity guide says computer-scored assessments “are designed so that no two students take the same assessment and any retakes are original to the student.” Questions are drawn at random from question banks for each learning objective, and both the question order and the answer options are shuffled.
Is there an Apex Learning answer key? What Apex says
Source: Apex Learning, Best Practices: Promoting Academic Integrity (September 16, 2024), checked October 20, 2026.
Which Apex Learning question types does Silent Student handle?
| Question type | Handled | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Multiple choice on quizzes and computer-scored tests | Yes | Dedicated solver; Submit pressed on each question. |
| Multi-select (choose all that apply) | Yes | Each chosen box is checked on the page before Submit. |
| Study, Read, Overview, Review and Discussion sections | Not in its queue | Apex mode queues only quizzes and tests. |
| Free response, journals, labs and teacher-scored tests | Not supported | Written work is yours. |
| Proctored or locked tests | Not supported | It never unlocks or resets an activity. |
| Apex Courses inside Edmentum Courseware | Not supported | A different player; the solver is not built for it. |
What should you do yourself in Apex Learning?
- Proctored tests are yours. Apex can hold a test locked until a teacher or mentor unlocks and supervises it. Silent Student never unlocks anything, and a test you are meant to take under supervision is yours to take.
- Answer choices only. The solver picks among Apex’s answer choices. Free-response questions, journals, discussions, labs and teacher-scored tests are not something it writes.
- It stops at the first locked or failed activity. Mastery settings can keep the next activity closed until you pass the one before it. When that happens the run stops and tells you; it does not skip ahead. Why an Apex test locks, and how it gets unlocked, is in our Apex Learning tips.
- It can be wrong. It answers each question as well as it can and never misses on purpose, but AI makes mistakes. Where your course hides question feedback it cannot see right or wrong, so the score is what Apex shows you. We promise no grade.
- Built mainly for college courses. Silent Student is built mainly for college Canvas courses. Apex Learning, which serves grades 6 to 12, is the one school-age platform with a dedicated solver.
How much does Silent Student cost for Apex Learning?
Every plan includes Apex Learning, billed monthly. There is no free plan, and no free trial for general signups; a money-back guarantee applies if a problem on our side can’t be fixed within 3 days (request within 30 days, before you cancel; conditions apply).
| Plan | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Base | $11.99 a month | 1× monthly usage pool |
| Plus | $24.99 a month | 2× usage and the advanced pro model |
| Pro | $49.99 a month | Unlimited usage (fair use) and the pro model |
See Silent Student pricing and plans and the guarantee.
Does it work on proctored Apex Learning exams?
No. Silent Student does not take proctored Apex tests and never unlocks an activity a teacher has locked. If a teacher or mentor unlocks a test for you to take under supervision, take it yourself.
Silent Student vs other tools for Apex Learning
Apex Vision AI’s prices are from its subscriptions page at apexvision.ai, checked October 20, 2026.
| Tool | What it is | Who enters answers | Submits? | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Silent Student (ours) | Desktop app for Mac and Windows | Silent Student, in the Apex player | Yes, quizzes and tests, in course order | $11.99, $24.99 or $49.99 a month; no free plan |
| Apex Vision AI | Chrome extension and phone apps; not affiliated with Apex Learning | You; it explains a question from a page or screenshot | No | $7.99 to $19.99 a month; 30 free requests, refilled every 12 hours |
| A chatbot, by hand | ChatGPT, Gemini or similar | You copy the question and click the answer | No | Varies by chatbot |
We make Silent Student. Other rows quote their own pages, checked October 20, 2026: Apex Vision AI.
Guides for Apex Learning
- Is there an Apex Learning answer key?Why no Apex answer key matches your quiz (random question banks, shuffled choices), what Apex shows after you answer, what teachers see, and what Apex records.
- What do Canvas, McGraw Hill, Pearson, Cengage and IXL say about AI tools?The exact Terms clauses on bots, AI agents, browser extensions and login sharing for every platform we cover, with section, date and source, plus what McGraw Hill, IXL and Pearson changed in 2026.
What does Silent Student do on Apex Learning?
Walks the unit map and auto-advances after each submit.
Written for the Apex player
The solver reads Apex’s own question and answer-choice elements in the current Apex Learning player, and handles the quiz intro screen and the end-of-attempt dialog the way the player shows them.
One answer or several
A multiple-choice question gets one answer. A choose-all-that-apply question gets each choice it picks. It presses Apex’s Submit on every question and waits for the player to move on.
Course order, no skipping ahead
After each submit it queues the first unfinished quiz or test in course order. It never hops over a locked activity, a failed one or one you marked as yours to take to reach a later one.
Stops and says why
A run that does not finish pauses the queue with the reason, and a continuous run stops itself after fifty activities. It never resets, unlocks or re-opens an activity for you.
How does Silent Student work on Apex Learning, step by step?
Turn on Apex mode
In Settings, choose Apex mode. Silent Student signs in through your school’s portal and opens Apex Learning from its tile, the same way you would.
It reads your course map
It lists your Apex units and activities, with each one’s type and whether Apex shows it complete or locked. Only quizzes and tests go in its queue.
It answers and submits
For each quiz or computer-scored test it reads the question and choices in the Apex player, picks its answer, presses Submit, and reads the end-of-attempt screen before marking the activity done.
It moves on, or stops and tells you
It queues the next open quiz or test in course order, up to fifty in a run. At a locked activity, one you marked as yours, or a run that did not finish, it stops and the log says why.
How do you get Apex Learning quiz and test answers?
Inside Apex, after you submit, if your course allows it. Apex Learning’s integrity guide describes two settings your school controls. Question feedback says after each answer whether it was right and, when it was wrong, “may provide additional prompts for answering the question or display the correct answer.” Answer review lets you reopen a completed computer-scored assessment, “including each question and answer option and if the submitted answer is correct or incorrect.” Either can be switched off. Answer lists posted online rarely match, because questions and options are randomized for each student. Silent Student uses no answer key: it reads each question in the Apex player, picks an answer, and can be wrong.
Source: Apex Learning, Best Practices: Promoting Academic Integrity (September 16, 2024), checked October 20, 2026.
Does Apex Learning detect AI or cheating?
Apex Learning’s academic-integrity guide, dated September 16, 2024, does not mention AI or AI detectors, so we make no claim either way about AI. It tells schools what to investigate instead: “Disproportionate time spent on assessment vs. instruction,” “Unusually short assessment durations,” a “Sudden increase in scores” and “Score entries by unexpected users.” It names the reports that show them, including the Student Session Report and the Student Activity Details Report. Silent Student’s work in Apex is recorded the same way yours is, and it does not hide or change it.
Source: Apex Learning, Best Practices: Promoting Academic Integrity (September 16, 2024), checked October 20, 2026.
Does Apex Learning have an AI policy?
Not one we could find for students. Apex Learning’s academic-integrity guide leaves the rules to schools: “Student Acceptable Use contracts and staff policies are an effective way to set and communicate academic expectations.” It also says that posting Apex course content on the internet is “a clear violation of the Apex Learning Terms of Use.” So your school’s or program’s policy decides whether AI help is allowed, and that policy covers Silent Student too.
Source: Apex Learning, Best Practices: Promoting Academic Integrity (September 16, 2024), checked October 20, 2026.
What does Apex Learning’s Weekly Activity Report show teachers?
Time on task, by day and by activity. Apex Learning’s Data and Reporting Guide says the Weekly Activity Report shows teachers “time spent on assessments and instruction in the course each day of the week as well as a detailed history of time spent on individual activities.” Silent Student’s working time in Apex is recorded the same way yours is, and it does not hide or change it.
Does Apex Learning track time? What teachers see
Source: Apex Learning, Data and Reporting Guide: Courses (2020), checked October 20, 2026.
What does Silent Student do when an Apex quiz is failed or locked?
It stops. Apex’s guide tells schools to “Enable Mastery-Based Learning to ensure sequential access to course content” and to limit assessment attempts, with a stated policy on “the maximum number of teacher resets.” When the attempts run out, a teacher reset is what opens the activity again. Silent Student never resets or unlocks anything: its run stops at that activity and the log says why.
How to pass Apex quizzes, and what happens if you fail one
Source: Apex Learning, Best Practices: Promoting Academic Integrity (September 16, 2024), checked October 20, 2026.
Can you use Apex while Silent Student is working in it?
Not from a second computer. Apex’s guide says “Students may not sign in to more than one computer at a time.” It also describes auto-proctoring: once a proctored test is unlocked it must be finished in the same session, and it re-locks after 30 minutes of inactivity or after 90 minutes if not started. So let Silent Student have the Apex session while it works, and take proctored tests yourself.
How to sign in to Apex Learning
Source: Apex Learning, Best Practices: Promoting Academic Integrity (September 16, 2024), checked October 20, 2026.
Is Apex Learning part of Edmentum?
Yes. Edmentum completed its acquisition of Apex Learning on July 28, 2021, and Edmentum’s product page says Apex Courses, for grades 6 to 12, are now available on its Courseware platform. Silent Student’s solver is written for the Apex Learning player at apexvs.com and apexlearning.com; it has not been built for Edmentum Courseware.
Sources: Edmentum newsroom; Edmentum, Apex Courses, checked October 20, 2026.
What is the best AI for Apex Learning?
It depends on whether you want a question explained or the quiz worked. Apex Vision AI, which is not affiliated with Apex Learning, explains a question you show it, and you enter and submit the answer. A chatbot answers what you paste in. Silent Student’s Apex solver answers multiple-choice and multi-select quizzes and computer-scored tests in the Apex player and submits them in course order, from $11.99 a month. Proctored tests are yours whichever you use.
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Does it work on the current Apex Kuiper player?
Yes. The solver is written for the Kuiper player that Apex Learning courses use today, and reads questions and navigation from the player’s own page elements. It is not built for Apex Courses delivered inside Edmentum Courseware, which is a different platform.
Can Apex Learning see if you switch tabs or leave a quiz?
Apex Learning’s integrity guide does not say Apex records tab switches or leaving a quiz window, so we make no claim either way. For computer-scored assessments it lists disabled copy and paste, an optional closed-book mode that blocks course content, randomized questions, and a rule that students “may not sign in to more than one computer at a time.” Apex’s Data and Reporting Guide says teachers can see each assessment’s attempts and “how long it took the student to complete that activity.” Silent Student does not hide or change any of that, and your school’s rules apply.
Is there a free Apex Learning bot or extension on GitHub?
Only small personal projects. A GitHub search for “apex learning” on October 20, 2026 returned mostly code for Salesforce Apex, a programming language with the same name. Two small personal repositories among the top 20 results describe themselves as tools that automate Apex Learning or retrieve its answers, and neither comes from Apex Learning. Apex Vision AI, a Chrome extension that is not affiliated with Apex Learning, starts with 30 free requests and explains questions while you enter and submit the answers. Silent Student is a paid desktop app from $11.99 a month, with no free plan. Your school’s policy applies to all of them.
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Silent Student is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or certified by Apex Learning or its owners. Apex Learning is a trademark of its respective owner and is used here only to describe the software this product works with. Silent Student promises no grade or academic outcome; you are responsible for reviewing what is submitted under your name and for your institution's academic-integrity policies.
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