Drop a screenshot of any stats problem. Get a step-by-step solution with runnable R code — right inside RStudio. Free to start, no setup required.
Type naturally. statshelpr understands statistics concepts, problems, and R syntax.
Drag and drop an image of your problem. statshelpr reads it and solves it automatically.
Answers come back as ready-to-run scripts that open right in your RStudio editor.
No browser tabs or copy-pasting. Everything happens inside your console and viewer.
Scans your loaded data frames and CSV files so answers reference your actual data.
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statshelpr is an AI-powered assistant that lives inside RStudio. It answers statistics questions in plain English, accepts screenshots of problems, and returns step-by-step solutions with runnable R code. It's built specifically for students taking statistics courses that use R.
Yes. The free tier gives you 7 requests per day with no credit card required. If you need unlimited requests, you can upgrade for a one-time payment of $20.00.
Absolutely. statshelpr is designed for exactly this. Type your question in plain English — like "how do I run a paired t-test on these two columns" — and get a clear explanation plus working R code you can run immediately. It also reads your loaded data, so the code references your actual variables.
In R, you use t.test(x, y) for a two-sample t-test or t.test(x, y, paired = TRUE) for a paired test. statshelpr can generate the exact code for your dataset — just ask "run a t-test comparing group A and group B" and it will write the code using your actual data frame columns.
Yes. When you ask a question, statshelpr automatically scans your R environment — it sees your loaded data frames, CSVs, and variables. Answers reference your actual column names and data structures, so the code runs without editing.
ChatGPT is a general-purpose chatbot in a browser. statshelpr lives inside RStudio, reads your actual data environment, returns runnable R scripts directly into your editor, and accepts screenshots of homework problems. No copy-pasting, no tab-switching, no generic answers — everything is tailored to your data and your course.
No installation required. You paste three lines of R code into your RStudio console (provided in your signup email), and statshelpr is ready to use. The whole setup takes about ten seconds.