Study tool field guide · Updated September 1, 2026
Answer tools and homework automation for the platforms you use.
Find answer solvers, live-game tools, browser extensions, and homework automation for Blooket, Kahoot, Membean, Wayground, IXL, DeltaMath, Edpuzzle, Pear Assessment, and Google Classroom.
Start with a PIN, activity code, public link, or connected student account. Compare the required plan, task-credit cost, answer source, timing, and submission behavior before opening the exact platform guide.
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Find answers, automate assignments, or schedule sessions
Choose a tool category, then open its platform page for current inputs, access, cost, and setup instructions.
Answer lookup and checking
Enter a PIN, quiz link, activity code, or question source to load the available questions and answers. Review the source, coverage, cache state, and unresolved items before using the result.
Homework and session automation
Choose supported assignments or training work, set pacing and accuracy, confirm the active account, and decide whether the run can submit.
Browser and scheduling shortcuts
Install the extension for the platform you use, connect the required account, open its workspace, or save a recurring schedule from the dashboard.
Choose the right workflow
- I have a PIN, code, quiz ID, or public link — Start with an answer-solver guide. Confirm the source is the current game or activity and review any missing-answer labels.
- I have unfinished work in a connected account — Start with the platform workflow. Check the active account, selected work, accuracy, pacing, and whether the chosen mode can submit.
- I want a repeated or scheduled session — Start with an automation guide. Verify the timezone, weekdays, saved account, and exact assignment or set before leaving it to run.
- I want to compare the available tools — Start with the platform overview. Use the documentation for setup and troubleshooting; use the platform page to compare available tools.
A five-step review for any study tool
- Name the exact outcome: review answers, run selected work, join a live session, or create a schedule.
- Confirm the platform, source, connected account, and permission to use it.
- Read the tool-specific setup guide and choose the minimum action that fits the outcome.
- Check cost, plan, timing, accuracy, cache, and submission behavior before starting.
- Review the result state and stop if the source, account, or behavior is not what you expected.
Know the limits before relying on a result
- Answer coverage comes from the PIN, link, activity, or connected account used for the run.
- Every result keeps its source state visible: fresh, cached, partial, missing, or unverified.
- The dashboard shows the current plan, credit price, supported controls, and account requirement before a run.
- Check submission settings and review the returned answers before relying on a result.
Use only accounts and content you are authorized to access. Follow your school’s academic-integrity rules and the terms of the platform you use.
School hacks FAQ
Which StudyOutlaws tool should I use first?
Use an answer solver when you have a PIN, code, quiz ID, or public link. Use a session or assignment runner for unfinished work in a connected account. Use the platform guide to compare inputs, access, cost, and submission behavior before starting.
Which school platforms have StudyOutlaws guides?
StudyOutlaws currently publishes platform guides for Kahoot, Blooket, Membean, Wayground (formerly Quizizz), DeltaMath, Edpuzzle, Edulastic, Google Classroom, and IXL. The live dashboard is the source of truth for current tool and plan availability.
Can an answer solver guarantee every answer?
No. Coverage depends on the source and what the platform exposes. StudyOutlaws labels cached, partial, missing, and unverified results where the workflow supports those states rather than guaranteeing a correct answer.
Which tools need a connected account?
Some read-only lookup tools use only a PIN, code, ID, or public link. Automation that acts on saved coursework or schedules normally needs an account you own or are authorized to use. Each platform guide explains the requirement before you start.
What rules should I check before using a tool?
Rules differ by school, course, assignment, and third-party platform. Use only accounts and work you are authorized to access, understand whether a mode can submit, and follow the applicable academic-integrity and platform rules.