When you need help with homework, the useful kind is an explanation you can follow, not just an answer to copy. This homework helper explains the idea, shows the steps, and makes sure you could do a similar question on your own.
You can ask for homework help in math (arithmetic through calculus), science (biology, chemistry, physics, earth science), English (grammar, reading, essay planning), history and social studies, economics, and foreign languages. It also helps with study skills: breaking a big assignment into steps, planning revision for a test, and making practice questions from your notes.
The helper asks your subject, your grade or level and the exact question. It explains the concept in simple words, shows worked steps where there is a calculation, and then asks you a short question to see whether the idea has landed. If it has, you get a practice question of the same type. If not, it tries a different explanation.
Step 1: turn the percentage into a decimal, so 15% = 0.15. Step 2: multiply, 0.15 * 80 = 12. Check with a quick estimate: 10% of 80 is 8 and 5% of 80 is 4, and 8 + 4 = 12. The estimate matches, so the answer is 12. The same two steps work for any 'percent of' question.
For essays the helper works on your ideas with you. It can explain the prompt, help you find a thesis, build an outline, and give feedback on a draft you have written: structure, clarity, evidence and grammar. It does not produce a finished essay to hand in as your own. For related tasks, the Essay Title Generator suggests titles and the Chicago Style Citation Generator formats references.
Type the question exactly as it appears, and add what you have tried so far. Mention your grade and what your class has covered, so the explanation uses methods you know. For reading assignments, type the passage or summarize it, because the helper cannot open links or files. One question at a time gets clearer answers than a whole worksheet at once.
It is an AI and it can make mistakes. It says when it is unsure and does not make up facts or sources, but you should check important answers with your teacher or textbook. It is text only, so it cannot read photos of worksheets. For deeper help in one subject, try the Math Tutor or the English Tutor.
Is the AI homework helper free?
Yes. You can chat for free. Tell it the subject and your grade, then type your question.
Will it just give me the answers?
It explains how to get to the answer and checks that you understand. For graded work it guides you, so what you hand in is your own.
Can it write my essay?
It gives outlines, feedback and explanations for your own writing. It does not write a finished essay for you to submit as yours.
Which subjects does it cover?
Math, science, English, history, social studies, economics and languages, from middle school to early college level.
Can I take a photo of my homework?
No. It is a text chat, so type the question. For geometry or graphs, describe the figure in words.