Survive WebAssign with Your GPA Intact
Step-by-step help for calculus, physics, and chemistry problem sets — in the notation WebAssign accepts.
WebAssign runs homework for college calculus, physics, and chemistry — courses where a problem can take twenty minutes and the answer field rejects anything that is not in exact notation. Solve Pilot works the problem on your screen step by step and shows the final answer the way WebAssign wants it entered.
Because WebAssign randomizes values per student, copied answers are useless — the method is everything. The worked explanations teach the procedure, so your version of the problem, with your numbers, comes out right.
How Solve Pilot works on WebAssign
Install Solve Pilot
Install the Solve Pilot userscript with Tampermonkey and connect the access token from your account.
Open your WebAssign homework
The problem on screen is read automatically, values and all.
Work it, then enter it
Follow the steps and enter the answer in the exact notation shown.
What you get on WebAssign
STEM problem sets in full
Calculus, physics, chemistry, and statistics problems worked step by step with the reasoning shown.
Exact-notation answers
Fractions, radicals, scientific notation, and significant figures presented the way WebAssign accepts them.
Randomized values handled
Explanations teach the method for your version of the problem — your numbers, not a lookalike.
Figures and graphs
Solve Pilot reads supported question text and answer controls directly from the page.
WebAssign FAQ
Does Solve Pilot work with WebAssign calculus homework?
Yes. Calculus problems are worked in full — limits, derivatives, and integrals — with answers in the exact notation WebAssign accepts.
My WebAssign numbers are different from my classmates — does that matter?
No. Solve Pilot reads your version of the problem from your screen, so the explanation uses your values.
Can it help with WebAssign physics diagrams?
This visual question type is not currently supported in the Tampermonkey version.