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Sync your coursework, then search it and ask questions. Your syllabus, lecture slides, assignment briefs and announcements live in three different places, and none of them are searchable. Breezy pulls them into one place and lets you ask questions about them. Install the extension, sign in to your course site the way you always do, and Breezy syncs using the session you already have. Assignments, files, deadlines and announcements are kept up to date as your term goes on. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Ask anything about your own coursework: "What does the midterm cover?" "Which class has the most work due this week?" "What did the lecturer say about reinforcement schedules?" Answers are drawn from your actual course materials, not the open web. • See where every answer came from: Breezy cites the specific file, lecture or week behind each claim, so you can open the original and check it. No answer arrives without its sources. • Understand what an assignment is actually asking: Breezy breaks down each synced assignment into what it asks for, what the instruction verbs mean, the checkable requirements, what finished looks like, and one first move. It is shown beside the original brief, and it arrives on its own for new assignments. • Hand in a draft and get it marked up first: Upload a draft against a decoded assignment and get back a scored review, with each comment anchored to the exact words it is about and each citation backed by a resource from your own course. Mechanical fixes can be applied as a diff, and every revision is kept so you can see what changed. • Search everything at once: Assignments, files and announcements are indexed as they appear, including the PDFs and slide decks buried three clicks deep in your LMS. Scanned pages are read with OCR so they are searchable too. • Put your deadlines in your calendar: Breezy can push assignment due dates one way into a calendar it creates in your Google account, so they sit beside everything else you already plan around. Off unless you turn it on. • Get told when something changes: Grades posted, new announcements that change what you have to do, work still missing near its deadline, and finished syncs. In the app, and by email for the ones worth an email. Every category can be switched off. • Keep your chats: Every conversation stays searchable next to your courses, so the answer you got three weeks ago is still there when the exam arrives. WORKS WITH • Canvas (Instructure) • Blackboard Self-hosted and institution-branded installations are supported too. Blackboard in particular is hosted per university rather than on one shared domain, so Breezy asks for permission for that domain the first time you use it, and only that domain. You can also add files yourself: drop a textbook PDF or a set of notes onto a course and it is read and indexed alongside everything that synced. PRIVACY Your coursework is synced to your own Breezy account and is not shared with other students. The extension never sees your Google password or your LMS password. It works through the session you are already signed into, and pairs with Breezy using tokens issued by Breezy, stored so they can be revoked from your profile at any time. Your course material is processed by AI models to answer your questions, decode assignments and review drafts. Calendar event titles are only sent to a model if you turn on the calendar feature. Requires a Breezy account. Some features are part of a paid plan. Terms: https://breezy.courses/tos Privacy: https://breezy.courses/privacy
Sep 1, 2026
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