Lift the veil on
any problem.
Snap a question on any page and VeilGPT explains step by step, so you get the answer and understand it.
Try it without installing
Pick a question, press the camera, then tap the bulb.
Press the camera to solve the question
A ball is thrown upward. Its height in feet after t seconds is h(t) = −16t² + 32t + 48. After how many seconds does the ball hit the ground?
- A. 1 second
- B. 2 seconds
- C. 3 seconds
- D. 4 seconds
These are real VeilGPT answers, recorded from the live model.
Two ways to get unstuck
Camera button
It sits in the corner of every page. One press and the answer shows up in a small black chip. Tap the bulb for every step.
Sidebar chat
Open VeilGPT beside your work and keep the conversation going.
- Snap a box. Drag around one question, or solve the whole screen at once.
- Ask “why?” Follow up on any step until it clicks.
- Real math. Fractions, integrals and matrices, rendered like your textbook.
- Seconds, not hours. Explanations stream in right away.
Simple, student-friendly pricing
Free
Everyday homework help, on the house.
$0
free forever
- 5 snaps per day
- Step-by-step explanations
- Textbook-quality math
- Web chat + browser extension
Plus
Unlimited help when it counts.
$9.99/month
- Unlimited snaps
- Follow-up questions on every answer
- Priority speed on our best model
- Flashcards & practice quizzes (soon)
Questions, answered
What is VeilGPT?
VeilGPT is an AI study helper. Snap or type any question and get a clear, step-by-step explanation in seconds.
How does the browser extension work?
Click the VeilGPT icon to open the side panel, hit Snap, and drag a box around the question. The explanation streams in right beside your page.
Which subjects does it cover?
Math from algebra through calculus, statistics, chemistry, physics, biology, history and writing feedback.
Is VeilGPT free?
Yes. You get free snaps every day. Plus unlocks unlimited snaps and follow-up questions.
Is my data private?
VeilGPT only looks at a page when you snap it, and we never sell your data. Answers come from Meta's Muse Spark AI, and Meta may use the questions you send to train its models, so don't include personal details. See our privacy policy for details.