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No, and there are two separate layers that make that true. Stealth Mode (every tier) hides the on-screen UI when you toggle it off, so a proctor walking past your desk or a webcam pointed at your screen sees a clean exam page with nothing to flag. Privacy Guard (Pro) is the deeper layer: it spoofs the browser visibility and focus APIs that platforms like Canvas, Moodle, and Blackboard use to log tab switches, focus loss, and installed extensions. With Privacy Guard on, your activity log looks like ordinary browsing. Without it, the extension is still invisible to the page, but the platform can still record that you switched tabs.

Under the hood, CaptureAI runs a router that picks between OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, DeepSeek, and xAI models depending on the question. Quick questions go to fast models like gpt-5.4-nano or gemini-3.1-flash-lite-preview; harder ones get routed to gpt-5.4, claude-sonnet-4-6, gemini-3.1-pro-preview, or grok-4.20 on paid tiers. Accuracy is high on multiple choice, math, science, and short-answer questions. Basic and Pro users can flip on a reasoning mode for multi-step problems. Read the explanation that ships with each answer before you trust it, since no model is perfect on every question.

Yes. CaptureAI works on Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard, Top Hat, Schoology, Google Forms, Pearson MyLab, McGraw-Hill Connect, WileyPLUS, and any other web-based learning platform you can open in Chrome. Because the extension captures directly from your screen using a selection overlay, it doesn't depend on any platform's APIs or page structure. If a question is visible on your screen, CaptureAI can capture it, extract the text, and return an answer. The one exception is Respondus LockDown Browser, which is a separate locked-down browser application; Chrome extensions don't load inside it.

Yes. The extension handles multiple choice, short answer, true/false, math problems, science questions, and written prompts. Math and calculation problems come back with the relevant formula, worked-out steps, and the final answer. If a science question includes a diagram or image and the text read from the screenshot alone isn't enough, CaptureAI sends the full screenshot to a vision-capable model automatically. Basic and Pro users can turn on reasoning mode for harder multi-step calculations.