Your classes, inside the AI you already use.

Connect your classes once. ChatGPT and Claude answer from your real slides and deadlines, with the exact page cited.

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How it works

Set it up once. It keeps up all term.

Install the extension, pick your classes, and they show up inside the AI you already use, with the page cited. Syla notices what changed, so you never reread Canvas to find out.

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Your Canvas classes, inside ChatGPT and Claude.

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One extension, the classes you choose, and nothing else.

Your term inside ChatGPT and Claude, every answer cited to the page.

What changed, what's piling up, and what matters this week.

Every other study app wants you to move in. Syla moves in with you.

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One free class, forever. Upgrade when your whole term should be connected.

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  • 1 class, synced twice a day
  • Automatic context inside ChatGPT and Claude
  • Source-grounded answers with citations
  • 14 days of meaningful course changes
  • 1 assistant connection

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  • 8 classes, synced hourly
  • Cross-course planning across your whole term
  • Contextual retrieval, the better index
  • A year of changes and learning memory
  • 5 assistant connections
  • Tokens for your own agents and scripts

Renews automatically at the cadence you pick. Cancel anytime through Stripe. Refund policy

Questions

The eight that actually stop signups.

No. Syla reads the material your professor already gave you and helps you find, understand, and keep track of it. It does not sit exams, write submissions, or act as you anywhere. There is nothing here your syllabus doesn’t want you doing. It is the studying.
No. Syla never touches your school’s systems. It reads your own course pages through your own browser, the same way you do, and your instructor is never shown anything.
If your school runs Canvas, Brightspace, Blackboard, or Moodle, Syla works there, and about nine in ten US colleges run one of those. It needs nothing from your school: no approval, no integration, no IT ticket. Your own logged-in session is the whole connection.
Never. The extension uses the session already open in your browser, so your password is never seen, asked for, or stored. You pick which classes it can read, and nothing is ever submitted, posted, or changed on your school’s site.

Every answer cites the file and page it came from, so you can check it. And when your materials do not cover something, Syla says so instead of guessing:

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whats the late policy on problem sets

Your course materials don’t state a late policy. Nothing in the syllabus or any announcement mentions one, so I won’t guess. Ask your professor.

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ChatGPT and Claude, in the apps you already use, no new chatbot. If you run your own agent, point it at Syla’s MCP server and it gets the same brain.
One real class, synced twice a day, with full source-grounded answers and citations. No card, no trial clock, no feature that quietly expires. Pro is for when you want your whole term connected.
Two clicks, through Stripe, from your settings. Cancelling stops renewal immediately and the refund policy covers the rest.

Set it up once, at the start of a term.

Then stop explaining your classes to a model that has never seen them.