It reads the answer key. It doesn't guess it.

Other bots predict answers and hope. GLAM reads them out of the assessment payload your course already downloaded, so a graded question is a lookup rather than a coin flip. No accuracy slider, no grade range, no turning it off because it guessed wrong.

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GLAM BETA
running ADV 0 ยท ANS 0
auto-advanceclicks next for you after a bit
video speed45 min lecture goes quick
mutekills audio while it fast forwards
read the item bankpulls the real key out of the request
armed
auto-answerpicks and submits when the key isnt there
type it outwrites essays word by word, no paste
your planchecked on the server, not the script
BETA
this machinebound on first use
locked
hide the menupress alt and h
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last: nothing yet BETA

The real console. Tabs and switches are live on this page.

0 Guesses on graded questions
Item Bank Where the answers come from
16x Lecture speed
$99 Lifetime, once
Competitive Matrix

Everyone else is guessing

Ask any other bot what it gets right on a graded quiz and the honest answer is a percentage, because it is predicting an answer it has never seen. GLAM is not in that business. The key for a graded question is already sitting in the page your course loaded, and we read it.

How it gets the answer GLAM Paid bots Free scripts
Answer source Reads the real key from the Learnosity item bank A hosted answer database they have to maintain A model predicting from question text
Graded questions Always right when a key exists. It is a lookup. Percentage, and you pick the target Percentage, and it varies by subject
When it gets something wrong Leaves the question blank rather than guessing Burns an attempt, so you set a grade range You turn it off and do it yourself
What has to stay alive The solver only. The key path has no external dependency. Their API, their database, their model A free API with no uptime promise
When they retire a model Resolves the live model list on its own. You never see it. You wait for the developer It just stops answering
Written responses Solver on our server, typed word by word AI, with a humanizer bolted on Pasted in one block
Lifetime $99, one payment $150, and the price has been rising Free, because nothing is maintained

Free during the beta

Everything GLAM does is live in the beta at no cost. The tiers below are the post-beta plan. None of them are on sale yet and nothing on this page takes payment today.

Day
One long night before a deadline
$ 2.00 / 24 hours
  • 24 hours of full access
  • Item-bank answer extraction
  • 16x lecture acceleration
Week
Covers a full unit
$ 8.00 / 7 days
  • 7 days of full access
  • Everything in Day
  • Written-response solver
Planned
Month
A full month of coursework
$ 20.00 / 30 days
  • 30 days of full access
  • Every course on the platform
3 Months
Through one unit, comfortably
$ 35.00 / 90 days
  • 90 days of full access
  • Everything in Month
  • Priority solver queue
6 Months
A whole semester
$ 55.00 / 180 days
  • 180 days of full access
  • Everything in 3 Months
  • Covers a full semester
Year
Two months off the monthly rate
$ 85.00 / 365 days
  • 365 days of full access
  • Everything in 6 Months
  • Save $155 against monthly
Lifetime
One payment, no renewals
$ 99.00 / one time
  • Permanent access to the build
  • Every update released after
  • Unlimited device resets
Keys verified server-side
One key, one machine
No checkout on this page
Questions

Before you install it

Where do the multiple-choice answers actually come from?
From the Learnosity assessment payload your own course requests. The graded response ships inside that JSON, so GLAM reads the key from the item bank instead of predicting it. If a question has no key in the payload, GLAM falls back to the server-side solver rather than guessing silently.
Which courses does it work on?
Everything Edgenuity serves through its course player and quiz player, on both the older and current assessment formats. If a quiz renders for you, GLAM can read it.
What does the solver send to your server?
Your license key, your hardware fingerprint, the system prompt, and the question text. Nothing else. The model runs entirely on our side, so no provider key or endpoint exists in the script you install. Course activity never leaves your browser except for that one solver call. nothing else. The model runs entirely on our side, so no provider key or endpoint exists in the script you install. Course activity never leaves your browser except for that one solver call.
How do I get a key, and can I move machines?
During the beta, keys are handed out directly and nothing is charged. A key binds to one machine the first time it is used. If you need to move to a new laptop, ask the person who gave you the key and they can reset it.
How is this different from Exodus or Nexus?
They predict answers, so their hit rate is a percentage and you pick your target. GLAM reads the graded response out of the payload your course already sent, so a question with a key is right every time. Where no key exists, GLAM leaves the question blank instead of guessing and burning an attempt.
What happens when the AI provider retires the model?
The solver reads the provider's live model list on every cold start and picks whatever is currently supported, so a deprecation is picked up automatically. We have already had that happen without an update reaching you.
Is lifetime actually lifetime?
Yes, with no expiry and no renewal. A lifetime key is checked against the same server every time you use it, which is also what makes it device-locked. Nobody has to keep renewing, and the price does not move after you buy.