Don’t waste your time with this one, there’s a far better program that’s basically completely free which gives you unlimited use called PhotoMath, it seems to be about 100 times the program this software is. Photomath can do almost everything, whereas this program seems able to do hardly anything in its present incarnation. Don’t get me wrong, however, it is obvious that FX has potential but present The program is still in its infancy, give it another six or seven years it might be on the level of where photo math is now. The biggest turnoff for me About FX what’s not so much the software as it was my opinion the Company that wrote the program seems to be engaging in deceptive advertising practices. From the way it’s presented in the App Store it is made to appear to be a fully functional, unlimited free program when in reality,it Will only solve 4 problems free of charge before it becomes basically useless and then you have to buy the supposedly full version in order to get unlimited use. The program seems to work rather well but in four tries who the hell knows? The program couldn’t seem to solve a definite integral of a composite function. On the other hand, I may have just been inputting things wrong. It seems to do OK with Basic algebra, However, I wouldn’t recommend it for anything above the 10th grade. its capabilities seem pretty limited. It may be OK for some of the classes in the lower grades of high school but in my opinion, it would fall pretty Short for University level mathematics courses as even first-year calculus and linear algebra courses would probably be far more than it could handle. For what you’re getting the price on the full version seems reasonable, however, I believe the developers advertising practices to be deceptive and that leaves me very wary of paying this company the money for the full version. Since you only are given four problem solutions in the free version, I’m pretty skeptical as to how many problem solutions I will actually end up getting out of the paid version. How many? 10? 15? How many do I get before I have to shell out more cash for another refill of solutions? I am guessing that users will probably end up having to buy solutions in blocks or some rubbish like that. Either way, I am not shelling out cash for the priveledges of shelling out more cash. You guys lost my trust after I tried the initial free crippled install. It also turns me off of even trying your other free product demos, never mind buying the full versions of them.
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