Geometry Help That Actually Sees the Diagram
Box in the figure and get reasoning about your triangle, your angles, your circle — not a lookalike.
Solve Pilot reads supported question text and answer controls directly from the page.
From angle-chasing and triangle congruence to circle theorems and coordinate geometry, the explanation shows the chain of justifications — the same structure your teacher wants in a proof.
How geometry help works
Select the question area
Drag a box around the figure and the prompt together.
Read the reasoning chain
Each step cites the geometric fact it uses, in proof order.
Re-derive it yourself
Close the panel and reproduce the chain — geometry is learned by rebuilding arguments.
What geometry help covers
Reads the actual figure
Angles, marked congruences, and labels in your diagram are part of the reasoning, not ignored.
Proof-style justifications
Each step names the theorem or postulate that licenses it — vertical angles, SAS, inscribed angle, and so on.
All the core topics
Triangles, quadrilaterals, circles, similarity, area and volume, and coordinate geometry.
Works on worksheets and PDFs
Scanned geometry worksheets and PDF problem sets are handled the same way — box and solve.
Geometry FAQ
Can Solve Pilot read a geometry diagram?
This visual question type is not currently supported in the Tampermonkey version.
Does it help with two-column proofs?
Yes. Explanations are structured as statement-and-reason chains, naming the theorem or postulate behind each step — the same shape as a two-column proof.
Does it work on scanned geometry worksheets?
Yes. Open the scan or PDF in your browser, box in any problem, and Solve Pilot reads and explains that exact question.