Honor Code
Solve Pilot exists to help you learn faster — not to learn less. This page explains what the product is for, what it is not for, and the safeguards we build in.
What Solve Pilot Is For
- Instructor-approved practice and homework you are authorized to get help with
- Professional training, workplace learning, and certification prep
- Understanding step-by-step how a problem is solved, not just the final answer
- Checking your own work and finding the exact step where you went wrong
- Working through practice material and review assignments more effectively
What Solve Pilot Is Not For
- Graded exams, quizzes, or assessments where outside assistance is prohibited
- Any use that violates your school's academic integrity policy
- Any use that violates the terms of the platform you are working on
Your institution's rules always come first. If you are unsure whether AI assistance is allowed for a given assignment, ask your instructor before using Solve Pilot.
Safeguards We Build In
Solve Pilot is designed to act carefully and keep you in control:
- It never automatically completes final quiz submission — that decision is always yours
- Each session is locked to the website where it began
- An immediate Stop button ends any session instantly
- It stops when a page action cannot be verified
- The activity panel shows exactly what was detected, recommended, and entered
Our Commitment to Learning
The research is clear: students learn more from understanding the steps than from copying answers. That is why Solve Pilot pairs every recommendation with an explanation, and why our learning resources — notes, practice quizzes, spaced review — are built around active recall, one of the most effective learning techniques ever measured.
Violations
Accounts that use Solve Pilot in ways that violate this Honor Code or our Terms of Service may be suspended or terminated. To report misuse, email support@solvepilot.app.