An AI solver built around McGraw Hill Connect homework

What the Connect solver actually does

SolveX works inside the Connect assignment page. It identifies the visible prompt, answer choices, blanks, or interactive controls, sends the question through the selected AI workflow, and fills the response back into the page. You can solve only the current question or start a longer run.

For harder prompts, the extension can use confidence checks and a second model before it submits. If Connect marks a response wrong and exposes useful feedback, retry logic can use that information on a later attempt. AI can still make mistakes, so review important answers and any item that looks ambiguous.

SolveX is intended for homework, practice, and self-review where outside study aids are allowed. It should not be used during proctored, locked, or supervised assessments.

Product capabilities

• Current question or Auto-Solve — Answer a single item when you want to review each step, or run through a supported homework activity with automatic navigation.
• Page-aware interactions — SolveX handles normal choices and text fields as well as more involved controls such as multi-select, matching, and drag interactions when your plan supports them.
• Feedback-aware retries — When Connect reveals why an answer failed, supported retry flows can use that feedback rather than repeating the same response blindly.
• Confidence controls — Set how confident SolveX should be before it continues automatically. Higher thresholds trade speed for more review.
• Adjustable pace — Choose a pace that gives the page time to register selections, feedback, and navigation before the next action.
• Broad course coverage — The same workflow supports common formats across biology, accounting, chemistry, anatomy, psychology, economics, and other Connect courses.

Connect question types supported by SolveX

Availability varies by plan because interactive and visual questions require more page handling and model work. Connect can also change its interface, so an uncommon publisher-specific widget may need a manual answer.

• Multiple choice and true/false (Starter, Pro, Beast) — Reads the prompt and visible choices, then selects one response.
• Fill in the blank (Starter, Pro, Beast) — Enters short text or numeric responses into supported fields; multi-blank wording needs extra review.
• Multi-select and drag interactions (Pro, Beast) — Selects more than one answer or moves supported items into targets.
• Matching and ordering (Beast) — Pairs or arranges items when the activity exposes compatible controls.
• Image and diagram questions (Beast) — Uses visual context when the question depends on a figure, label, graph, or diagram.

How to get started

1. Create your free account — Start with 60 minutes and 100 solves. No payment card is required.
2. Add SolveX to Chrome — Install the current extension from its Chrome Web Store listing, then sign in and connect it to your SolveX account.
3. Open a supported Connect homework activity — Use the SolveX badge for the current item or open the extension and start Auto-Solve.
4. Review the result — Keep an eye on ambiguous wording, calculations, and any prompt whose layout is unusual. Pause the run whenever you want to work through an explanation yourself.

What to know before you start

• AI-generated answers are not guaranteed to be correct; verify high-value or ambiguous responses.
• A new or uncommon Connect widget may require a manual response until support is updated.
• Matching, ordering, image, and diagram handling depends on plan and page compatibility.
• SolveX does not bypass proctoring, course rules, due dates, or instructor settings.

Frequently asked questions

Does SolveX work directly inside McGraw Hill Connect?

Yes. The Chrome extension reads supported homework questions on the Connect page and enters answers into the visible controls.

Can it run a whole Connect assignment?

Auto-Solve can move through supported homework activities from one question to the next. You can pause it, use one-question mode, and review the page while it runs.

What happens when an answer is wrong?

When Connect exposes feedback, supported retry flows can use it on a later attempt. SolveX may still need to make a best-effort guess when the page does not reveal enough information.

Is the Connect solver always accurate?

No AI homework tool is always correct. SolveX uses confidence checks and model cross-checking in supported modes, but accuracy varies by wording, subject, question type, and page context.

Is SolveX affiliated with McGraw Hill?

No. SolveX is an independent study tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by McGraw Hill Education.

Related guides

• SmartBook solver — How SolveX handles adaptive SmartBook questions.
• Connect question type guide — A closer look at choices, blanks, matching, ordering, and diagrams.
• Help by subject — Explore Connect workflows for common college subjects.

SolveX is a study aid for homework, practice, and self-review. It is not for use on proctored or supervised exams, or where your course does not permit outside assistance — check your syllabus. SolveX is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by McGraw Hill Education. McGraw Hill, Connect, SmartBook, and ALEKS are trademarks of their respective owners.