Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Crameleon.

What is Crameleon and how does it work?

Crameleon is an all-in-one study and career dashboard built for engineering students. One account gives you AI practice exams, flashcards, step-by-step method sheets, GPA and grade tools, an internship scanner, an interview question bank, and interactive simulations — everything to get through your degree and land the job. Each tool is purpose-built: upload your course materials and it generates a realistic practice exam with full step-by-step solutions; ask the study chat a follow-up and it walks you through it. It works for any university or high school course, with an engineering focus.

What tools do I get with one account?

The whole toolkit: an AI practice-exam generator with full solutions, flashcards with spaced repetition, GPA and grade calculators, an internship scanner plus an application tracker, an interview question bank, interactive engineering simulations, and step-by-step method sheets. Pick what you need — most students start with the practice exams or the method sheets, then use the career tools when internship season hits.

What are the engineering career guides?

Two short, no-BS e-guides for engineering students — a separate purchase, not part of the Premium subscription. Pick Your Engineering Major breaks down the real salary, job outlook, and honest day-to-day behind every major. The Engineering Career Playbook covers landing the internship, then the job — résumé, timing, interviews, networking, and negotiating the offer.

Is Crameleon free to use?

Yes — a free tier with no credit card required: a practice exam every month with a preview of its worked solutions, flashcards, step sheets, study-chat messages, the GPA tools, the internship scanner, and saved history. Premium adds the full worked solutions, AI hints and marking, question rewrites, emailed career reports and higher monthly limits.

How much does Crameleon cost?

One paid plan: Premium at $14.99/month (CAD), or $39.99 per 4-month semester — a subscription billed once per term that renews until you cancel (cancel anytime). Premium unlocks full worked solutions, AI hints and marking (even on a photo of your handwritten work), question rewrites, emailed career reports, and higher monthly limits across the tools — exams, step sheets, flashcards, study chat, and more. Every exam is generated the same way on every plan. There's also a free tier with no card required, so you can start before upgrading.

How do the AI practice exams work?

The exam generator is one of the tools. Three steps: enter your course info; upload your materials (lecture slides, notes, past exams, syllabi); then click Generate and Crameleon creates a full practice exam with matching step-by-step solutions. Download it as a PDF and use the built-in AI study helper for follow-up questions. The more materials you upload, the more accurate the exam.

What subjects and courses does Crameleon support?

Built with engineering students in mind, but the tools work for any university or high school course — CS, math, physics, chemistry, biology, business, economics, and more. It supports any university worldwide plus standardized curricula like AP, IB, A-Level, and GCSE, adapting to your course's format and difficulty from the materials you upload.

How realistic are the practice exams?

They closely match the format, difficulty, and style of real exams. The AI analyzes your uploaded materials to understand the topics, question types, and difficulty expected. Students call the output "actually really accurate" and "better than Quizlet." The more you upload, the more tailored the result.

How is Crameleon different from ChatGPT or Quizlet?

ChatGPT is a general chatbot you have to prompt yourself; Quizlet is just flashcards. Crameleon bundles the entire engineering-student workflow into one account — purpose-built exam generation, step-by-step method sheets, flashcards, GPA tools, an internship scanner, an interview question bank, and simulations — each built for the job instead of a generic prompt.

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