Read the question.
Understand the next step.

Start with clear context

Screen OCR works from the content visible on your display. Open a practice question, include its instructions and answer choices if relevant, and make the text large enough to read comfortably. A cropped equation, hidden diagram, or missing unit can change the meaning of the question.

Choose a useful level of detail

Click Analyze in Ultimate Bypass to send the screen for analysis. Use the Short setting for a concise response or Long when you want more explanation. Read the response alongside the original material; screen interpretation and AI reasoning can both make mistakes.

Ask about the step that is unclear

A specific follow-up gives the conversation a direction. Try “Why did you divide both sides by two?” or “Which information in the diagram supports that conclusion?” You can also ask for a similar practice problem to check whether you understand the method.

Control what you share

Use practice material you are allowed to submit to an AI service. Close private messages and unrelated sensitive content before capture. Manual Analyze sends a capture when you request it; Auto repeats analysis while enabled. Stop Auto when you finish. Screen images are processed for the request and are not saved by our backend by default; the AI provider’s policies also apply.

Return to the work yourself

After reading an explanation, try the next problem without help. Compare your reasoning, identify the point where you got stuck, and revisit saved conversations in your account when useful. The goal is to make the method something you can use again.

For setup help, see Mac screen recording permissions. For controls and platform availability, explore desktop features.