Transcript - AI Study Companion

Transcript is built around a simple idea: instead of opening a dozen tabs when you get stuck, you get help where you are already working. The Chrome extension watches the page you are on, so you can highlight a question and press Solve, or press a keyboard shortcut and drag a box over a diagram, graph or equation to capture it as an image. Answers come back with step-by-step reasoning, cited sources and a chat thread so you can ask follow-up questions until the concept actually lands.

Beyond one-off questions, Transcript has grown into a small learning suite. A Notebook lets you upload notes, lecture recordings and course documents, then turns them into flashcards, quizzes and practice sets. An AI chat works hands-free with voice input, and a mobile app mirrors the same features so you can scan a problem on paper and keep the work synced between phone and laptop.

The extension has a strong installed base — over 100,000 users and a 4.7-star average across 342 ratings on the Chrome Web Store — and the publisher maintains support pages, guides and current mobile releases. Core question-solving is usable for free, with paid plans unlocking higher limits and premium features.