The answer, where you're looking
Press a hotkey. Draw a box around anything on your screen. Clueless reads what's in it and gives you an answer — and can put it where it belongs.
Free while we're in early access. No card, no trial timer.
Which of the following best describes an isotope?
- Atoms with the same mass but different charge
- Atoms with the same protons, different neutrons
- Atoms with the same neutrons, different protons
Isotopes share an element's proton count — what changes is the number of neutrons, and so the mass.
Three moves, then it's done
No window to switch to, no copying and pasting, no describing what you're looking at.
Press the hotkey
Anywhere, over anything. Clueless comes forward without taking you out of what you were doing.
Draw a box
Around a question, an error message, a diagram, a paragraph in another language. Whatever you want read.
Get the answer
It appears beside your selection. Clueless can also click the right option or type into the box for you.
Built to stay out of the way
Most of the work went into the app being unobtrusive rather than clever about it.
It works on anything
It reads pixels, not files. A PDF, a web page, a video call, an app with no copy button — if it's on screen, it can be selected.
It can act, not just answer
Ask it to click the option it chose, or type its answer into the field you point at — at a speed that doesn't look pasted.
Your history stays yours
Past solves are kept to your account so you can look back at them. Nothing is shared, published, or sold.
Quiet mode
Draws nothing at all — no panels, no crosshair, no highlights. The whole solve is one hotkey and two clicks.
What this is, plainly
Clueless is an assistant that reads what is already on your screen. It does not hide from, disable, or work around monitoring, proctoring or security software, and it is not built to.
What you point it at is up to you, and so is whether that's allowed wherever you're using it. Plenty of places have rules about outside help — schools and exams especially. Those rules are yours to know and yours to follow.