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Math AI review

Freemium#40 of 68 in Math Solver Apps

A broad mobile solver for photographed homework, with clear explanations and online-only constraints.

5.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Math AI is a mobile AI math solver for students and homework use. It accepts photographed or typed problems, recognizes handwritten and printed equations, and provides ordered explanations for solutions. Its coverage includes arithmetic, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, calculus, equations, expressions, and word problems. Graphing, interactive visual aids, and homework history extend it beyond a basic equation scanner. The app is available on iOS and Android, with free download access and in-app purchases.

The pricing structure is freemium, with a free plan and paid options named Weekly Premium, Yearly Premium, Weekly Pro Access, Yearly Pro Access, and Weekly. The listed starting price is 7.99 EUR, while App Store prices may differ by region. Paid access is relevant for buyers comparing recurring options, but the plan names alone do not explain which specific capabilities each tier adds. The core product proposition is therefore its breadth of solving modes: photo scanning, typed input, handwriting recognition, step-by-step explanations, word-problem solving, and visual graphing.

Math AI fits mobile users who want one app for varied school-level math inputs, especially when problems are handwritten or printed. Its broad subject coverage and homework history make it suited to repeated study use rather than a single-purpose calculator. Some functions require an active internet connection, and an explicit offline mode is not documented. Users who need offline work or a platform beyond iOS and Android should choose another option; users prioritizing photographed homework, broad math coverage, and guided explanations should consider Math AI.

Math AI pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Recognizes handwritten and printed equations from photos
    • Covers arithmetic through calculus, graphing, and word problems
    • Provides ordered, step-by-step solution explanations
  • Where it doesn't
    • Some functions require an active internet connection
    • App Store prices may vary by region
    • Available on iOS and Android rather than broader platforms

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