theoremEd: Math Tutor

theoremEd: Math Tutor

Help that won't do it for you

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November 2, 2026
Updated
November 2, 2026

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theoremEd is the math tutor that won't do your homework. Snap a photo of the problem (or type it with your work so far). theoremEd finds the first line that went wrong and asks you one question about it. You fix it yourself. It never hands over the answer, even if you ask nicely, say your teacher allowed it, or beg. WHAT IT DOES • Finds the step that went wrong, not just whether the answer is right • Hints that stop one step short, and get bigger only when you ask • Switches approach when you're stuck: simpler numbers, a picture, smaller steps • Draws the graph right in the chat when a problem has a shape • Quizzes you before a test and tells you if you're ready • 61 short lessons on the basics, from fractions to the chain rule • A homework planner: snap the board and it fills in what's due and when, then reminds you the night before • Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets: tick homework off, or snap a problem in one tap FROM PRE-ALGEBRA TO CALCULUS Linear equations, factoring, quadratics, systems, functions, trig, logs, limits, derivatives and more. FREE TO START 30 free questions to start, then 10 a week. No account. Want more? Pick a plan on theoremed.com and enter the code here: the same code works in Chrome and on a Mac too. BUILT BY A STUDENT theoremEd is made by Andrew, a high school student who got tired of AI apps that hand out answers and leave you stuck on the test. Privacy: no account, no ads, no tracking. Your progress is backed up under your code (no name or email), so entering it on a new phone brings it back. Photos are sent only to get a reply and aren't kept
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November 2, 2026