Solvely review
A broad, multimodal study assistant with tutoring, uploads, and study generation.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Solvely is an AI homework-help and study platform for students who want to work from more than typed questions. It accepts typed homework questions, photos, screenshots, PDFs, presentations, and other study materials. Its coverage includes mathematics, science, English, history, and business, with solutions, explanations, notes, study guides, flashcards, and quizzes. Students can access it on the web, iOS, Android, and through browser extensions.
The free plan gives Solvely a low-commitment starting point, while the published plans include Solvely.AI NPro-Weekly, Solvely.AI Pro-Monthly, and Solvely All Year Access. Paid subscriptions are intended for expanded access. The product’s strongest differentiator is the combination of multimodal input and guided learning: students can submit a question as an image or document, review a step-by-step response, ask follow-up questions through the AI tutor, and use interactive graphing where relevant. Multi-model answer cross-checking adds another review step for responses.
Solvely also extends beyond one-off answers with generated study materials and connections to Google Drive and YouTube. Its broad subject scope and availability across web, mobile, and Chrome make it a fit for students who move between homework, reference material, and revision. It is less suited to buyers seeking an open-source tool or a narrowly focused workflow with a wider named integration ecosystem. Choose Solvely when image-based questions, document uploads, explanations, and study generation matter together; look elsewhere if subscription access or proprietary software is a poor fit.
Solvely pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Accepts typed questions, photos, screenshots, PDFs, and presentations
- Explains solutions step by step with AI tutor follow-up questions
- Creates study guides, flashcards, quizzes, and interactive graphs
- Where it doesn't
- Paid access is organized around subscription plans
- Named integrations are limited to Google Drive and YouTube
- It is proprietary rather than open source
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