No. Alex routes between 5 different AI models depending on the question, and pairs that with curriculum-aware planning, voice mentoring, notes, and quizzes. ChatGPT is one general model with no idea what semester you're in. Alex builds a real day-by-day study plan around your actual courses.

Alex is built for learning, not cheating. The default mode teaches you the topic step-by-step and quizzes you — it doesn't write your assignment for you. If you ask Alex to explain a concept and then write your own answer, you've used it the same way you'd use a tutor. We don't recommend submitting raw AI output as your work, and most universities have clear policies on what's allowed.

Pick the 'Custom' degree option during signup and Alex lets you define your own subjects. Built-in curricula currently cover Sri Lanka, UK, US, and India — but Alex teaches any subject you give it.

Yes. One click in your account, no email required, no questions asked. You also get a 7-day money-back guarantee on Pro — if you don't find it useful in the first week, email us for a full refund.

Three reasons. First, Alex is built specifically for studying — we route to cheaper models for routine questions and only use expensive ones when reasoning is genuinely needed. Second, we're a solo-founder product, not a venture-funded company. Third, students should be able to afford this — that's the whole point.

No. The first 3 days are fully free, no card required. After that, the free plan gives you 10 messages a day forever. You only enter payment details if you decide to upgrade to Pro.

Your chats are private to your account. We don't sell student data and we don't train AI models on your conversations. Full details are in our Privacy Policy.

Each account is meant for one student because Alex builds a personalised study plan around your specific degree, week, and progress. Sharing breaks the planner. If you want to study together, both of you should sign up.