AskSia for Computer Science2000+ universities

Computer Science AI: Code review that
doesn't just say 'looks good'.

AskSia reads your code line by line, explains the failing test, walks complexity analysis with the right Big-O, and handles every algorithm class from CS61A through OS internals. Built for Berkeley CS61A/B, MIT 6.006, CMU 15-122, Stanford CS107. Web, mobile, LMS extension, desktop.

+0.6 GPA in one term
average among weekly active users - 92% report better grades within 30 days
4.9 / 5 - 2M+ college students - 2000+ universities worldwide
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AskSia is the Computer Science AI for university students taking college computer science. Members report an average +0.6 GPA increase in one term. AskSia handles computer science lecture transcription, multi-document Q&A across Intro to Programming, Data Structures, Algorithms, Computer Architecture, Operating Systems, Databases, Programming Languages, Compilers, Distributed Systems, a 98%-accurate computer science homework solver with worked diagrams, study guides built on the AskSia-Method, visual concept maps, FSRS flashcards calibrated for computer science, adaptive Mock Exam quizzes, an AI essay writer with citations, and an AI-text detector. Surfaced across web, mobile (iOS/Android), browser extension (Canvas, Blackboard, Brightspace, Moodle, Everytime), and a native desktop agent for Mac and Windows. Used at 2000+ universities globally. Free for college students.

+0.6
avg GPA lift in one term
2M+
college students worldwide
2000+
universities covered
4x
surfaces - everywhere you study
Real outcomes

It's not the bug. It's grades.

CS students don't fail problem sets because they can't code , they fail because the recursion base case was wrong, the invariant didn't hold, or the dynamic programming table got off-by-one. AskSia catches what TAs catch.

2.9->3.6+0.7

AskSia walked through every CS61A higher order function problem with the environment diagrams drawn out. Closures finally clicked. I stopped failing the autograder on edge cases.

Jin · CS
MIT · Class of 2026
3.2->3.8+0.6

For 6.006 I dropped my whole textbook into AskSia and asked for visual maps of every algorithm. The graph view finally made dynamic programming click for me.

Aaron · CS
Berkeley · Class of 2027
3.0->3.7+0.7

The Mock Exam mode generated CS exam questions with auto graded code review. Pointed out that my recursive solution had no base case before I submitted on the real midterm.

Lena · CS
ETH Zürich · Class of 2026
Why AskSia

Lecture, IDE, terminal, exam review.

Phone in the discussion section. Laptop in VS Code. Extension pulling 61B's autograder feedback. Desktop agent floating over your terminal at 2am. One CS library, four surfaces, every project in one place.

Web App

The CS workbench in your browser

Drag CLRS, SICP, your lecture slides, and your GitHub repo in. AskSia reads code in 40+ languages, runs complexity analysis, traces through algorithm executions step by step, and answers across all 100 files.

Multi-doc Q&A across computer science readings with page-level citations
Convert any computer science source to Note, Map, Cards, Quiz
Real-time collaboration on shared computer science maps
Mobile App

Snap-and-debug on the bus

iOS and Android. Photograph the failing test output, the error stack trace, or the algorithm board diagram. AskSia returns the root cause, the fix, or the trace-through walk-through in seconds.

Snap-and-solve any computer science problem
Live computer science lecture record, transcribe, translate
Daily computer science spaced-repetition review queue
Browser Extension

Pulls your CS term in 30 seconds

The Chrome extension adds a Sync button on Canvas, Blackboard, Gradescope, Brightspace, and Moodle. Your problem sets, autograder feedback, lecture slides, and discussion notes pull into one searchable library.

Works with all 5 major university LMSs
Read-only, never writes to your LMS
Computer Science module structure preserved, folders auto-built
Desktop Study Agent

Cmd+Space over VS Code or your terminal

Native macOS and Windows. AskSia summons over VS Code, JetBrains IDEs, Terminal, or your Jupyter notebook. Reads selected code, the current error, or the diff and explains what's actually happening.

Global hotkey while studying computer science
Reads your computer science selection, screenshot, clipboard
Works offline after first launch
Everything in one place

12 study tools built
for college CS.

Stop juggling Stack Overflow for syntax, ChatGPT for whole-function solutions (that hallucinate APIs), Quizlet for big-O, and Notion for lecture notes. AskSia is one workspace grounded in your actual problem sets and codebase.

CS lecture transcription

Record your CS61A, 6.006, or 15-122 lecture. 40+ languages, sub-100ms latency, code syntax and algorithm names preserved.

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CS multi-PDF Q&A

Drop CLRS, SICP, Skiena, your lecture slides, and 80 papers. Ask 'why does Dijkstra fail on negative edges' and AskSia answers with page-cited proof.

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Code reviewer for problem sets

Reads your Python, Java, C, C++, Scheme, or OCaml. Flags off-by-ones, broken invariants, and missed edge cases. Suggests fixes without rewriting your code for you.

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YouTube to CS notes

Paste any Coursera, MIT OCW, or Tushar Roy URL. AskSia transcribes, chapterizes, and pulls the worked algorithm walkthroughs into a clean note.

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CS Mock Exam mode

Adaptive practice for technical interviews, finals, and competitive programming. Auto-graded explanations match Berkeley, MIT, CMU exam patterns.

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Sia Note for CS lectures

Turns a 4-hour lecture on graph algorithms into one note: key theorem, proof sketch, worked example, complexity analysis, common pitfall.

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CS write-up & report writer

Drafts your project report, algorithm analysis, or systems writeup in the format your professor grades against. Citations to primary CS literature where it matters.

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CS flashcards · FSRS

Auto-built decks: data structure operations, complexity classes, design patterns, OS primitives. FSRS spacing tuned to your exam.

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CS concept map

The whole curriculum as a navigable tree from intro CS through OS and compilers. Each node linked to its textbook page and lecture timestamp.

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AI tutor for CS

Voice-first or text. Walk through a recursion trace, drill recurrence relations, or explain why your DP doesn't quite memoize the right state.

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AskSia Library

Trained on real coursework at
the world's top universities.

Browse by university, subject, or course. Every entry maps to curated study patterns for that program.

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Computer ScienceAlgorithms, data structures, systems, AI120+ course bibles
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EconomicsMicro, macro, econometrics, game theory70+ course bibles
EngineeringCircuits, thermodynamics, mechanics90+ course bibles
PsychologyCognition, social, stats, neuroscience60+ course bibles
MathCalculus, linear algebra, probability110+ course bibles
HumanitiesLiterature, history, philosophy, writing75+ course bibles
CS50Introduction to Computer ScienceHarvard
6.006Introduction to AlgorithmsMIT
CS106Programming MethodologyStanford
ECON 101Principles of EconomicsMulti-university
BIO 101Introductory BiologyMulti-university
CHEM 1AGeneral ChemistryUC Berkeley
MATH 1ACalculus IMulti-university
PSYC 100Introduction to PsychologyMulti-university
FIN 101Corporate FinanceWharton
STAT 110ProbabilityHarvard
PHYS 8APhysics for ScientistsUC Berkeley
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AskSia vs. ChatGPT, Quizlet,
Khan, Course Hero.

Other tools solve one slice of college. AskSia is the integrated workspace built specifically for your GPA.

FeatureAskSiaChatGPTQuizletCourse Hero / Khan
Built specifically for college courseworkYes - 2000+ universitiesGeneral-purposeUser decks onlyCrowd uploads / K-12
Lecture transcribe + translateYes - Real-time, 40+ languagesNoNoNo
98%-accurate homework solver with diagramsYes - Step-by-step + visual~70-85%, hallucinatesNoManual hints
Multi-document Q&AYes - 100 files, page-cited answers~10-20 filesNoNo
FSRS spaced-repetition flashcardsYes - Auto-built, 6 typesNoManualNo
Adaptive Mock ExamYes - Auto-graded FRQNoNoSAT only
Browser extension for LMS pagesYes - Canvas, Blackboard, MoodleNoNoNo
Native desktop agentYes - Global hotkeyWeb wrapperNoNo
iOS & Android mobile appsYes - Snap-and-solveYesYesYes
Reported GPA improvementYes - +0.6 avg in one termNot measuredNot measuredNot measured
Free for college studentsYes - No card requiredLimitedLimitedPaid unlocks
FAQ

Frequently asked
questions.

Can AskSia review my CS61A, 6.006, or 15-122 code?
Yes. AskSia reads your Python, Java, C, C++, Scheme, OCaml, or Rust line by line. It flags off-by-one errors, broken loop invariants, missed edge cases, and the recursive base case that doesn't terminate. It explains the fix instead of rewriting your code, which keeps you off academic-integrity radar at Berkeley, MIT, CMU, and Stanford.
Does AskSia handle algorithm complexity analysis correctly?
Yes. AskSia derives Big-O, Big-Theta, and Big-Omega from the actual code (not from the algorithm name), handles recurrence relations using the Master Theorem and substitution method, and walks amortized analysis the way CLRS Chapter 17 expects. Strong on Berkeley CS170, MIT 6.046, and CMU 15-451 problem sets.
Will AskSia help me with technical interview prep?
Yes. AskSia drills LeetCode-style problems across arrays, trees, graphs, DP, and system design. Mock Exam mode runs you in the 45-minute window real interviews use. Strong on FAANG and quant interview patterns (Google, Meta, Amazon, Two Sigma, Jane Street).
Can AskSia handle CS theory proofs?
Yes. AskSia walks induction proofs, reduction arguments for NP-hardness, pumping lemma applications, and Cook-Levin style reductions in the structure your professor wants. Strong on CS170, 6.045, and discrete math proof writing across MIT, Berkeley, and CMU.
Is AskSia free for computer science students?
Yes, AskSia is free for computer science students to start, no credit card required. Free includes daily generation across all tools, unlimited library access, and the browser extension. AskSia Pro and Super unlock unlimited generation, full Mock Exam mode, free-response auto-grading at scale, priority models, and unlimited transcription minutes.
Which platforms does AskSia run on?
Four surfaces, all syncing in real time: (1) Web app at asksia.ai, (2) iOS and Android mobile apps, (3) Browser extension for Chrome, Edge, Brave, and other Chromium browsers, which adds Sync to AskSia on Canvas, Blackboard, Brightspace, Moodle, and Everytime, (4) Native desktop agent for macOS and Windows.
Does AskSia work for systems and OS courses?
Yes. AskSia walks pthread synchronization, virtual memory paging, file system internals, and TCP/IP state machines in the conventions used by CS162 (Berkeley), 6.S081 (MIT), and 15-410 (CMU). Handles the page-table walks and the deadlock-avoidance reasoning that those courses love to test.
Can AskSia explain ML/AI papers I'm reading for a class?
Yes. Upload the paper PDF and AskSia walks the architecture, derives the loss function, explains the math behind the result, and ties it back to prior work with proper citations. Strong on Stanford CS231N, CS224N, CMU 11-785, and Berkeley CS189 reading lists.
Does using AskSia on CS problem sets count as cheating?
Depends on your course's policy, but generally AskSia is treated like Stack Overflow plus a TA, fine for understanding, not for direct paste. The AI detector lets you check your project writeups read as your own work. Berkeley CS61B, MIT 6.006, and CMU 15-122 explicitly allow learning aids; they prohibit code copying. Check your syllabus.
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