From a pile of assignments to a plan you can follow
Click through the five steps. This is the same route Autopilot follows inside the app.
- Import
- Interpret
- Plan
- Autopilot
- Verify
Bring in your work
Connect Google Classroom to pull in classes, due dates and instructions, or paste an assignment in by hand. Upload a PDF or Word file and ClassPilot reads the text.
Example with sample data
- AP English Language: Rhetorical analysis, due Friday
- Precalculus: Problem set 3.2, due tomorrow
- AP Biology: Lab report, due next Tuesday
What you get
Every assignment, one list
Classes, due dates and submission status in one dashboard, sorted by what actually needs doing first.
Instructions, decoded
Word counts, questions, citation styles and rubric criteria pulled out of long prompts and attached files.
A plan that fits your week
Work sessions inside the hours you choose. Heavy days and at-risk assignments show up early.
Autopilot that remembers
Multi-step help on one assignment at a time. Progress is saved after every step, so you can leave and come back.
Checks you can trust
Drafts are compared with each requirement. When something can't be verified automatically, it says so.
Study sets from your material
Flashcards, practice quizzes and study guides built from your notes and class files.
Help that keeps you honest
Teachers are rightly wary of AI shortcuts. ClassPilot is designed so the learning, and the final call, stay with you.
Learning mode
Get a guide for each paragraph, with questions to answer in your own words, instead of a finished draft.
Labeled AI content
Every AI-written version is marked, and downloads can include a short note that AI helped.
You approve everything
Autopilot pauses for your input and approval. It can't submit work or message anyone.
No pretend certainty
Checks that can't be verified automatically are labeled that way, never shown as passed.
Simple pricing
Start free. Upgrade when you want more AI help. These are early prices and may change before launch. Cancel anytime.
Free
Get your workload organized.
$0 /month
- Google Classroom sync, calendar and study planner
- Homework help, quizzes and flashcards
- Starter AI allowance (about 150 tutor questions a month)
- Rule-based assignment analysis
Plus
AI help on every assignment.
$9.99 /month
- 20 times the free AI allowance (about 3,000 tutor questions)
- AI reads your PDFs and photos
- Outline and draft help, requirement checking
- Tutor with web search and sources
- Study guides, flashcards and practice quizzes
Autopilot
Multi-step help that keeps going while you're away.
$19.99 /month
- Everything in Plus, with over 50 times the free AI allowance
- Autopilot runs (100 a month) that research, outline, draft and check
- Finds and reads real articles for you
- Progress saved between sessions
Questions
Does ClassPilot submit my work?
No. ClassPilot never submits anything to your school or contacts your teacher. You review the work and turn it in yourself.
Will it do my homework for me?
It's built to help you understand and organize your work. Learning mode gives you a guide for writing each part yourself. Draft mode writes a first draft you're expected to rewrite. Follow your school's rules on AI, and disclose AI help when your teacher asks.
Does it work with Google Classroom?
Yes, through Google's official API, with read-only access to your classes and coursework. Some schools block third-party apps, so it may not work with every school account. You can always add assignments by hand.
Do you need my Google password?
Never. You sign in with Google directly, and you can disconnect anytime.
Is the AI always right?
No. AI can misread instructions or get facts wrong. ClassPilot marks things to double-check and labels which content came from AI, so you can review it.
What happens to my data?
You can download everything ClassPilot stores about you, or delete your account and all of it, from Settings. We don't sell student data.
How much does it cost?
Free covers the dashboard, planning and basic analysis. Plus is $9.99 a month and Autopilot is $19.99 a month. Prices are early and may change before launch.
Who's building it
ClassPilot AI is an early-stage startup. We're building the tool we want for keeping school under control, and we'd like to hear what would make it useful for you.
Thomas Vidro
Co-founder
Luke Kugler
Co-founder