CheatGPT is an AI-powered virtual study assistant that routes student questions across six large language models, OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Grok, and Meta's Llama, from a single chat interface. Launched in 2023, the tool markets itself directly to college and high school students, with a user base the company says includes students at Harvard, MIT, and Stanford.
Rather than building its own foundation model, CheatGPT works as an aggregation layer: a student can upload a photo of a diagram or homework problem for visual explanation, paste in lecture PDFs for summarization, or generate a practice quiz tied to a specific subject among the 14 it covers. A web-search mode lets answers cite current sources instead of relying on model training data alone, and a progress-tracking dashboard logs study activity over time.
The tool suits students who want one login instead of separate subscriptions to ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. A free tier covers core chat with limited messages; paid plans (priced near $2.99 a month) unlock higher message caps across all six models plus quiz generation and translation tools.
