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  SideKlick

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  Using the extension to easily access SideKlick

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  Test results & Insights on weak topics

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  Creating a quiz based on gaps in knowledge & previous sessions

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  Chat Interface

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  Session Summary

FOUNDING BETA TESTER OPPORTUNITY

Nirvaan and I have been continuing to develop Sideklick for a few weeks now, and we are opening a limited beta tester program. Perks include discounted lifetime access to our Plus and Max subscriptions, 1 on 1 support, and more. Apply here: https://forms.gle/eFJsyvUeqwAsCuiQ9

Inspiration

Many students work hard but still study inefficiently because they do not always know what they actually do not understand. A student might reread notes, highlight passages, or ask an AI tool for help, but still miss the one concept that is blocking everything else. This is especially true in reading-heavy and concept-heavy classes, where confusion builds quietly and students end up studying around the problem instead of fixing it.

We were inspired in part by RightClick, an existing AI study tool that lets students highlight or right-click text for instant help. That interaction is useful because it fits naturally into a student’s workflow. But tools like that still tend to be reactive and context-blind: they respond to one moment at a time without understanding the student’s class, teacher, current unit, or repeated weak spots.

That inspired us to build SideKlick. We wanted to create something that keeps the speed and convenience of embedded AI support, but makes it more aware of the learner, more useful over time, and more focused on real understanding instead of one-off answers.

Built With

• codex
• electron
• javascript
• openai
• typescript