What QuestionAI is
QuestionAI markets step-by-step assistance and question solving across pages and uploaded material. Students should prioritize explanations and source checking over answer copying.
Feature coverage
- Homework question assistance
- Step-by-step explanations
- Page-aware queries
- Image and document inputs
- Cross-subject support claims
What stands out
- Focused student interface
- Strong public store rating
- Explanation-oriented positioning
Tradeoffs to know
- Answers can be wrong or unsupported
- May not comply with course rules
- PII and user activity listed in store disclosure
Is QuestionAI safe to use?
QuestionAI is safe to install by the store record — a 4.8 rating across 2.1K reviews and 100,000 users — but its safety question is really a use question: the listing discloses PII and user activity, uploads can expose assignment content, and AI answers need verification. Use it as an explainer, not a submission machine.
Page access Broad
Requests page-content access across sites. Broad access is not itself a red flag — the question is whether the job justifies the reach, and whether the publisher's record earns it.
Page-aware and upload features can expose assignment content. Follow school policy and minimize access to unrelated sites.
Store-disclosed data
- Personally identifiable information
- User activity
The store lists personally identifiable information and user activity among handled data categories.
What does QuestionAI's listing disclose?
Personally identifiable information and user activity. Combined with photo and page uploads of assignment material, that is why our review says to keep private course and account data out of it.
Can using QuestionAI break school rules?
It can. Many course policies treat AI-generated answers as unauthorized aid. Check the policy that governs your work before submitting anything it produced — that caveat is part of our verdict, not a footnote.
How we judge this: our extension safety guide · how we rate
Pricing
Free installation with plan-based limits. Pricing and plan limits change more often than store metadata, so use the linked developer page as the final check before subscribing.
Alternatives
Sources
We used the official Chrome Web Store listing and first-party developer material. Public metrics can change after the fact-check date.
- Chrome Web Store listing
Store facts and privacy categories.
- QuestionAI website
Publisher feature and plan descriptions.
- Extension Reviewer methodology
How we verify public claims and weigh tradeoffs.