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Bring your heyC mentor into the browser. Ask about any page and stay on top of your nudges, without switching tabs. heyC brings your AI mentor into the browser, so you can ask about whatever you're working on and stay on top of your nudges, all without switching tabs. Clara, your heyC mentor, remembers your context and gives you clear, district-grounded answers with sources cited, right where you're working. Requires a heyC account. The extension signs you in automatically from your heyC web session, so there is no separate login. WHAT YOU CAN DO Ask heyC anywhere. Open a side panel that travels with you across the web and ask heyC questions, grounded in your district's own content. You can bring your own context into the conversation: * Include the current page, so heyC takes what you are viewing into account when it answers (read only when you press Send). * Ask about a highlight by selecting a passage and sending just that selection. * Attach a file and bring your own document into the chat for heyC to work from. Stay on top of nudges. See your nudges as they arrive, filter them by All, Unread, To-Do, or Heads-Up, and click through to your heyC dashboard. Optional desktop notifications keep you in the loop even when the panel is closed. PRIVACY heyC reads page content only when you ask it to, by sending a message with page context on or clicking Ask heyC on a selection. That content goes only to heyC to answer your question. The extension does not track your browsing, and there are no third-party analytics. See our privacy policy for details. Open the side panel any time by clicking the heyC toolbar icon or pressing Ctrl+Shift+H (Cmd+Shift+H on Mac).
Aug 8, 2026
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