For students who already use ChatGPT
Your classes, inside the AI you already use.
Connect Canvas once. ChatGPT and Claude start answering from your actual lecture slides, readings, and deadlines, and tell you which file and page they got it from.
Syla never sees your Canvas password. It reads through the session already open in your own browser, only for the classes you pick.
wait what did he say about the substitution effect
Your lecture defines it as the change in consumption from a price change holding utility constant— you slide along the same indifference curve to the new price ratio. It's separated from the income effect, which is the shift to a different curve.
Your professor works the Giffen case on the next slide, where the income effect is large enough to reverse the sign.
What this is not
Syla is not another chatbot.
You do not need a second assistant, and you would not use one. You need the one you already talk to every day to stop guessing about your semester. Syla is the layer underneath it: the part that knows what your professor actually posted.
Connect Canvas once
A browser extension reads your courses using the Canvas session you already have. You pick which classes. Nothing is submitted, posted, or changed.
It stays current on its own
Syla re-checks every few hours. When a deadline moves or a new problem set appears, it notices, and tells you rather than waiting to be asked.
Ask in ChatGPT or Claude
No new app to open. Your assistant gains access to the material, and every answer names the file and page it came from.
Why the citation matters
A confident wrong answer is worse than no answer.
General models are fluent about your subject and know nothing about your course. They will invent a due date, a grading policy, or a definition your professor never used, and sound certain doing it. Syla answers from the documents themselves, and when your materials do not cover something, it says so instead of filling the gap.
A midterm moved a week earlier is the kind of thing you find out too late. Syla compares every sync against the last one.
If your professor never posted the study guide, Syla tells you that rather than describing one.
No selling, no advertising, nothing shown to your school or your instructor. Delete a class, or everything, whenever you want.
Set it up once, at the start of a term.
Then stop explaining your semester to a model that has never seen it.
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