CRAMM

Your courses, done in your voice.

Cramm reads your Canvas courses, writes your discussion posts, and generates research papers with real citations. First person, tone matched, undetectable. Nothing goes out sounding like ChatGPT.

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HOW IT WORKS

Three steps. Zero effort.

Discussion posts, weekly replies, papers with bibliographies. Coursework is document-heavy, formulaic, and graded on participation, which is exactly the work AI does best. Cramm plugs into the course itself, so the prompt, the readings, and the deadline are already there.

Connect

Sign in with Canvas

Log in with your university account. Every course, assignment, deadline, and reading pulled automatically. Blackboard and Moodle too.

Pick

Choose any assignment

Select a discussion post or a paper prompt. Add readings if you want them referenced, or let Cramm find what was assigned.

Submit

Copy, paste, done

Get a post or paper written in your voice in seconds. Copy it into Canvas, hit submit, and get your evening back.

Two ways to use Cramm.

Every week of every course ends in written deliverables. Cramm ships them for you: discussion posts that sound like you on Pro, and full research papers with real bibliographies on Premium.

Cramm Posts

Discussion posts in your voice.

Cramm reads the prompt and the assigned readings, then writes first-person posts with casual hedging and none of the five-paragraph robot structure. A natural reply to a classmate is included, because professors love participation.

cramm.ai / dashboard / pols-204

FALL 2026 / COURSES

HIST 301DUE FRI

POLS 204WRITING

ENGL 215DUE MON

PSYC 180DUE TUE

ECON 304DUE THU

POLS 204 / WEEK 6 POST LIVE

Honestly, I thought I'd side with Rawls going in, but reading Nozick back to back pushed me somewhere weirder. Rawls's veil of ignorance is elegant, but it assumes we'd actually choose fairness behind a curtain, and that feels like it smuggles the conclusion into the setup. What stuck out to me was

APA CITED TONE MATCHED 247 WORDS ORIGINAL

Cramm Papers

Research papers, cited for real.

Complete papers with proper structure, argumentation, and a full bibliography. APA, MLA, or Chicago, built from your actual course readings and peer-reviewed sources. Every reference checks out, because hallucinated citations get you caught.

cramm.ai / dashboard / paper

HIST 301 / FINAL PAPER

Steppe Diplomacy and the Silk Road: Trade as Statecraft in the Mongol Century

2,412 words · APA 7 · 12 sources

REFERENCES

Allsen, T. T. (2001). Culture and conquest in Mongol Eurasia. Cambridge University Press.

Di Cosmo, N. (2010). Black Sea emporia and the Mongol Empire. JESHO, 53(1), 83-108.

May, T. (2018). The Mongol Empire. Edinburgh University Press.

PRICING

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$0/mo

3 discussion posts/month
Canvas sync, 1 course
Basic tone matching

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