qVault

Lenny, your qVault tutor, on any website. Hints, explanations and follow ups on the page you are reading.

qVault adds a tutor to Chrome's side panel. Open it beside any page you are studying and ask about what is on screen. Lenny, the qVault tutor, reads the page and answers in context. On a question bank, Lenny gives a hint before you answer and an explanation after. On a guideline, a textbook or your lecture notes, highlight any text and click Ask Lenny to have it explained. What the panel does Hint and Explain. One click for a hint before you answer, or an explanation once you have. Lenny sees the question, the options and your answer. How each option is ruled out. With an explanation, Lenny draws a short map of the clues in the question that rule out each wrong option. Highlight to ask. Select any text on a page and click Ask Lenny beside it. Follow up. Ask a further question about any answer. Conversations are saved to your qVault account and can be reopened on qvault.ai. Generate. Turn the page, your chat with Lenny, or both into notes, flashcards or practice questions on qvault.ai. Export. Save a conversation as a PDF. Works where you study The panel follows you from tab to tab and works on any website. It reads the page you are on and nothing else, and only sends page text to qVault when you ask. Selecting text on its own sends nothing. Account You need a qVault account. Every UK university student gets a free account at qvault.ai. The extension uses the same credits as the website. Privacy The extension does not sell your information, does not use it for advertising and does not build a profile of your browsing. The full policy is at qvault.ai/privacy#chrome. qVault is an AI study platform built at King's College London.