Nexus gives you delay settings, target grade ranges and community presets to import. SnoopSolve gives you one button that clears the course — and installs on the Chromebook you actually use.
Comparable automation, six real differences.
A managed Chromebook generally blocks the script manager these tools need. SnoopSolve installs like any other extension, which for a lot of Edgenuity students is the difference between having a tool and not.
Nexus configs get traded around a Discord, and getting the settings wrong is its own failure mode. SnoopSolve has one button and sensible behaviour out of the box.
SnoopSolve reads the specific item your district put on your screen rather than answering a general version of it — which is what keeps it accurate on customised courses.
Step-by-step working opens on any answer, one click, optional. Genuinely useful before a cumulative exam that re-asks the whole course.
A progress panel and activity feed show exactly which activities were completed, so you can check the work rather than discovering a surprise in your gradebook.
A subscription you control and a support address that answers, instead of a trial that lapses into a key you have to go and re-obtain.
Everything in the Nexus column comes from Nexus's own public description of itself.
| Feature | SnoopSolve | Nexus |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Browser extension | Edgenuity automation bot |
| Auto-solves every question type | Including written responses | Including written responses |
| Skips instruction videos | Advanced automatically | Advanced automatically |
| Keeps your activity log clean | Privacy Guard | Claimed |
| Where answers come from | Your live on-screen question | Its own AI answer system |
| Step-by-step explanations | Optional, on any answer | Answers only |
| Real browser extension | Installs in one click | Tampermonkey userscript |
| Works on a school Chromebook | Managed Chrome supported | Script manager blocked |
| Survives an Edgenuity update | Maintained backend | Breaks until patched |
| Setup required | None — one button | Delays, presets, grade range |
| Cancel it yourself | Anytime, from your dashboard | Trial, then keys |
Nothing to configure, no presets to import.
Add SnoopSolve to Chrome, Edge, Brave or Firefox.
Open Edgenuity as normal and hit Auto-Solve.
Questions answered, instruction advanced, lesson closed.
Fewer settings, same result.
Grade 10 · Online School
"I spent an evening reading Discord threads about which delay settings to use. This one has a button. That's the whole setup."
Grade 11
"School Chromebook. That ruled out anything needing a script manager before I even started comparing them."
Grade 12 · Credit Recovery
"I want to see what it actually completed. The progress panel means I'm not just hoping it did the right lessons."
Grade 11 · Virtual Academy
"The trial ran out mid-unit and I had to go find a key. Just wanted a normal subscription."
Grade 9
"Same amount of work done, about a tenth of the messing about to get there."
What each one actually does
By its own description it's a fully customizable Edgenuity bot and automation tool. Its listed features include Auto Advance with custom delays, Auto Submit on a timer, an AI-driven Auto Answer, Auto Assignments covering assignments, labs and vocab activities, video skipping including intros and outros, Auto Write for free response, a target grade range, a mobile dashboard, and a Proctorio bypass. Configs are shared through its Discord and a free trial is offered.
The core automation is comparable — both auto-solve every question type, both advance instruction and video, both handle written responses. SnoopSolve differs in delivery: it's a real browser extension so it installs on a school-managed Chromebook, there's nothing to configure, it reads the live question on your screen rather than generating a general answer, and it offers optional step-by-step explanations.
No. That's the main practical difference day to day — SnoopSolve works sensibly out of the box, so there's no preset to source from a Discord and no settings combination to get wrong.
Privacy Guard keeps your activity log clean while Auto-Solve runs, hiding the tab switches, window changes and focus loss a browser would otherwise report.
Yes, on managed Chrome as well as Chrome, Edge, Brave and Firefox at home — no script manager required.
Weekly $9.99, monthly $24.99, quarterly $49.99 (about $16.66 a month) and yearly $99.99 (about $8.33 a month). One subscription covers every course you're taking, and you can cancel it yourself at any time.
One-click Auto-Solve with nothing to configure, on the device you actually use. Install SnoopSolve in about thirty seconds.