AI Homework Helper: Grounded in Your Own Course Material
Upload your assignment, slides, and readings. Bo helps you understand them and answers from your material, with every answer cited to the exact page. Free to start.
Sample output
Where does most of a cell's ATP come from?
- AGlycolysis
- BThe electron transport chain
- CThe Calvin cycle
On this page
- Get Homework Help Grounded in Your Own Course
- For Students: Understand the Assignment You Were Given
- For Learning: Understand Concepts, Not Just Answers
- For Any Material: PDFs, Notes, Videos, and More
- Why a Course-Scoped Helper Beats a Generic Chatbot
- Why Course-Scoped Help Works Better
- Start Getting Homework Help Today
Get Homework Help Grounded in Your Own Course
Getting stuck on an assignment is frustrating, and a generic chatbot that answers from the open web often misses what your class actually expects. Bo works differently. Upload your assignment, slides, and readings, and Bo helps you understand them with answers cited to the exact page of your own material. It is built for your course, not for the internet.
For Students: Understand the Assignment You Were Given
As a student, the help you need has to match your own class. Bo reads the material you upload and helps you: understand the assignment in the words your professor used, get explanations cited to the exact page so you can check them, and turn your readings into flashcards, a quiz, or a study guide. Stop guessing whether an answer fits your course and focus on understanding your own material.
For Learning: Understand Concepts, Not Just Answers
Real learning means understanding concepts, not copying an answer. Bo helps you: follow explanations grounded in your own readings, check every claim against the cited page, and practice the same concepts with a quiz or practice exam built from your files. Bo also tracks your weakest concepts, so when you ask what to focus on, it drills the parts you have not learned yet.
For Any Material: PDFs, Notes, Videos, and More
Your course material comes in many forms. Bo works with all of it: lecture PDFs, scanned and handwritten notes, photos of the board, YouTube lectures, and course websites. Whatever you upload, Bo reads it and helps you understand it, in your language, with answers tied back to the exact source. Get help that reflects your real material, not a generic textbook.
Why a Course-Scoped Helper Beats a Generic Chatbot
A generic AI chatbot answers from the whole internet, so it cannot tell you where your professor said something or whether its answer matches your syllabus. Bo is scoped to your course. It answers only from the material you upload, cites the exact page or source, and tracks your weakest concepts. Flashcards, quizzes, practice exams, study guides, cheat sheets, summaries, and mind maps come from the New material button, built from your files. That is the difference between a guess and help you can actually trust for your class.
Why Course-Scoped Help Works Better
Bo does not answer from the open web. It reads the **assignment, slides, and readings you upload**, maps the concepts in them, and answers only from that material. Every answer is cited to the exact page, second, or source, so you can open your own file and check it instead of trusting a black box.
From the same material, the New material button makes **seven kinds of study material**: flashcards, a quiz, a practice exam, a study guide, a cheat sheet, a summary, and a mind map. Each one is cited, concept-tagged, and made in your language, with controls for difficulty, scope, and count, so you can practice the exact concepts the assignment covers.
Everything you study feeds **per-concept mastery tracking**. When you ask what to focus on, Bo points you to your weakest concepts instead of guessing. When you are ready, export your flashcards, study guide, or notes to PDF, or to Word and Anki on Pro, and keep working offline.
Start Getting Homework Help Today
Stop wrestling with an assignment using answers that may not fit your class. Bo helps you understand your own material with cited explanations. Then the New material button turns it into flashcards, quizzes, practice exams, study guides, cheat sheets, summaries, and mind maps so you can practice. It is free to start, no card required. Upload your material and let Bo help you understand the course you are actually in.
How to Get Homework Help
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Upload Your Material
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Bo Reads Your Course
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Ask and Get Cited Help
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Practice and Learn
Benefits of Using the AI Homework Helper
Understand your own material faster with help grounded in your course.
- Get help that comes from your own material
- Built for your course, not the open web
- Export to PDF, plus Word and Anki on Pro
Questions and answers
What is the AI homework helper?
It is Bo, a course-scoped study agent. You upload your own assignment, slides, and readings, and Bo helps you understand them with answers cited to the exact page of your material. It is built for your course, not for the open web.
How does the AI homework helper work?
Upload your assignment and course material. Bo reads it, maps the concepts, and answers your questions from your own files, citing the exact page or source. You can then turn the same material into flashcards, a quiz, a practice exam, or a study guide.
Does it answer from my material or from the internet?
Only from your material. Bo is scoped to the course you upload, so it answers from your assignment, slides, and readings and cites the exact page, second, or source. You can open your own file and check every answer.
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Does it just give answers or does it help me learn?
Bo helps you learn. It explains concepts with cited sources, hands you a ready-filled form for quizzes and practice exams from your material so you can practice, and tracks your weakest concepts so you know what to focus on next.
Is the AI homework helper free?
It is free to start. You need a free account (email), no card. Free gives you about 4 materials a week, 3 files per upload, and 200 pages per file. Upgrade to Pro for more.
Try it on your own notes.
Upload your notes, slides or a lecture and ask your first question.