Solvely AI

Solvely is an all-in-one AI study tool for students that covers homework help, exam preparation, note-taking and class support. The company says it is trusted by more than 10 million students from over 5,000 universities, has solved over 200 million problems with 97 percent overall accuracy, and holds a 4.8-star App Store rating. It is available on the web, iOS, Android and as a Chrome extension, and it started as a take-a-picture math solver.

Homework solver

The homework solver gives step-by-step solutions for all subjects. You can type or photograph a question, such as solving for x in 3x + 6 = 42, and Solvely walks through guided steps to the final answer, in this case x = 12. Showing each step is meant to help students understand the method rather than just copy an answer.

Exam preparation

For exams, you upload your notes and past exams. The exam predictor identifies the topics most likely to appear and turns them into realistic mock tests. A sample biology mock exam on the site has 52 questions with a readiness score. Solvely can also generate a cheat sheet that puts key formulas, concepts, terms, common pitfalls, diagrams and mnemonics on one compact page, plus a review plan. The company claims this helps students prepare up to ten times faster.

Study and class tools

Further tools cover AI notes and flashcards for study and support during class, so material from lectures can be turned into review content.

Pricing

You can get started for free. Check the pricing page for current plans and limits.

Who it suits

Solvely suits high school and university students who want worked solutions, structured revision and practice exams built from their own course materials.

Things to consider

Use step-by-step answers to learn the method and check your own work, not to hand in AI output as your own, and follow your school's rules on AI use. Exam predictions are estimates, so revise the whole syllabus. Verify answers on important assignments, since no solver is right every time.

Regular practice with mock exams spread over several weeks usually works better than a single last-minute session.