College Tools costs $19.99 monthly after a 3-day free trial. It promises instant homework answers across every subject. The Chrome extension delivers one-click solutions without tab switching. The mobile app scans problems through your camera. Speed's the main selling point.
A pre-med student cramming for organic chemistry can upload lecture PDFs and get tailored explanations. College Tools handles graph questions. Images too. It even generates code. Step-by-step breakdowns help you understand the reasoning. It auto-selects correct answers and claims universities can't detect it.
The numbers look impressive — 250k users, 30 million questions solved, 98% accuracy rate.
Works in 15+ languages.
That undetection feature raises obvious academic integrity questions. You're essentially paying for answers that bypass academic monitoring systems. College Tools positions itself against competitors like Photomath and Coursology, but the focus on staying hidden feels different.
Mobile scanning works well for handwritten problems and textbook questions. Upload your study materials and get responses tailored to your specific coursework. An AI chat handles follow-up questions when the initial answer isn't clear enough.
College Tools covers essay writing. Code debugging. Complex problem-solving. The Chrome extension works on any website, making it convenient during online quizzes. Whether the monthly cost justifies the convenience depends on how often you'd actually use it.
