Screenshot in, not type in
Scrny is built around the moment a question is already on your screen — one shortcut and you have the answer. AnswersAi is type-or-paste first; the question has to become text before it can be answered.
AnswersAi answers the question you type. Scrny answers the question already on your screen — one shortcut, a structured answer, about two seconds.
Scrny is built around the moment a question is already on your screen — one shortcut and you have the answer. AnswersAi is type-or-paste first; the question has to become text before it can be answered.
Scrny returns the chosen MCQ letter, a worked math solution, or a three-step fix — the shape tuned to the question. A general answer tool hands back a paragraph you read to find the letter.
Scrny sees the single image you capture — nothing runs in the background, no browser extension logging your tabs. Your study session stays yours.
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Scrny ships four modes, each tuned for a different shape of question. Use the one that matches what's on your screen.
The workflow shape is the main difference. AnswersAi is a general answer tool: you type or paste a question and it returns an answer. Scrny is screenshot-first — you capture the question that's already on your screen with one shortcut, and it reads the image directly and returns a structured answer (the chosen MCQ letter, worked math steps, or a fix list) in about 2.4 seconds. If your question is already on screen — a quiz, a PDF, a code error — Scrny skips the retype step entirely.
For a typed question, yes — plenty of tools answer well. The difference is the friction around it: with a general tool you transcribe or paste the question, write a prompt, wait for prose, then parse out the answer. Scrny is one keystroke and a structured result. The gap compounds across a study session where you're working through dozens of questions.
Multiple choice is where the screenshot-first design pays off most. Scrny reads the question and every option straight from the image and names the chosen letter explicitly, then explains why the others are wrong on request. There's no risk of an option getting dropped in transcription because nothing is transcribed — the picture is the input.
Scrny only ever looks at the specific screenshot you choose to hand it. It isn't an always-on tool watching your whole screen, and it isn't a browser extension logging the pages you visit. You stay in control of exactly what it sees, which keeps your study sessions private.
Scrny starts at $1.99/month for 15 answers (Starter), $5.99 for 200 (Study), or $7.99 for 500 (Finals), cancel anytime. It's metered for the specific screenshot-answer workflow rather than sold as general unlimited access.
If most of your questions arrive already on your screen — practice-exam quizzes, PDFs, code errors, screenshots from class — Scrny is the faster, more structured fit. If you mostly type questions from scratch and want a general-purpose answer chat, a broad answer tool is the more natural home. Plenty of people keep both.