The Name
Look at it again: AIde. The name is a play on words, AI (Artificial Intelligence) tucked inside aide (an assistant), and yes, the capitalization is doing that on purpose. Say it out loud and it’s just “aide.” Read it on screen and the AI stares back at you. An aide is someone whose whole job is making your job easier. Schools already have them: teaching aides who grade the stacks, run the copies, and handle the busywork so the teacher can actually teach. We just asked the obvious question. Why does the teacher get an aide and you don’t? Now you do. AIde is your aide, built from AI, sitting on your side of the desk. It handles what you point it at and stays out of the way otherwise.What AIde Actually Does
AIde does two things. First, it automates DeltaMath. Point it at a single problem or an entire assignment and it completes the work, across every topic and difficulty level DeltaMath offers. On paid plans it shows its work too: every problem comes with the full worked solution, the actual steps laid out the way you’d write them. Useful when you need to reproduce the method in class, or when you want to follow what happened on something you didn’t understand. Second, it chats: explain a concept, walk through a problem, drill it until it clicks the night before a test. Underneath, though, it’s a full general-purpose chatbot, the same thing you’d open ChatGPT for, with web access and zero limits on image uploads. Draft the essay outline, plan the weekend, settle the group-chat argument, ask the 2 AM question, get into programing. All of it works, and the free plan actually means free. The models scale with the plan. Free runs real models (unlike certain other providers we could name who rhyme with goth): OpenAI’s best small model, their open-source flagship, and current Gemini and DeepSeek models. The middle AI tier steps up to larger open-source models and OpenAI’s mid-range. Pro opens the whole vault: Claude, the frontier GPT and Gemini lineups, and top models from every serious lab shipping today. Whichever brain fits the job, it’s there. Which one you use, and when, is entirely your call. Some weeks it’s mostly the first. Some nights it’s the second at 1 AM before a test, or at 11 PM for something that has nothing to do with school at all. AIde doesn’t care and doesn’t ask. Every hour it hands back can go toward:- Subjects where you genuinely need the work
- Projects and coursework that mean something
- Classes that actually connect to where you’re headed
- Sleep, a job, a life