Keep Up in Every Zoom Class
Anything shared on screen — a problem, a diagram, a worked example — explained instantly, one box away.
Solve Pilot reads supported question text and answer controls directly from the page.
It stays private to you — Solve Pilot never joins the meeting or appears to anyone else. And when class ends and the homework opens in Canvas, Classroom, or wherever your school posts it, the same userscript helps you work through it question by question.
How Solve Pilot works on Zoom
Install the userscript
Install Solve Pilot before your next class.
Join Zoom in the browser
Open your class link in the browser — Solve Pilot sits one click away in the on-page panel.
Box what confuses you
Solve Pilot reads supported question text and answer controls directly from the page.
What you get on Zoom
Explain anything shared on screen
Box in a problem, formula, or diagram from the shared screen and get an instant explanation.
Runs beside the meeting tab
Solve Pilot is a on-page panel in your own browser — it never joins the Zoom meeting or appears as a participant.
Help on the follow-up work
The homework your Zoom class assigns lives in the browser too — Solve Pilot helps there with answers and reasoning.
Private to your account
Everything you ask stays encrypted in your private account — never shared.
Zoom FAQ
Can Solve Pilot explain problems shared during a Zoom class?
This visual question type is not currently supported in the Tampermonkey version.
Will my teacher or classmates see Solve Pilot?
No. Solve Pilot is a private on-page panel in your own browser. It never joins the meeting, appears as a participant, or interacts with other attendees.
Do I need the Zoom desktop app?
Solve Pilot works with Zoom in the browser, since it runs as a Tampermonkey userscript alongside the meeting tab.