Photomath is an application developed by Photomath Inc that not only solves complex calculations but is capable of scanning operations with the camera and solving them for you in a few seconds, also providing the steps to reach the solution.

What are the key features of Photomath?

Solve scientific and mathematical operations: Photomath is a scientific calculator with an integrated camera that uses OCR text recognition technology. The app allows you to solve problems and mathematical operations just by scanning the printed paper that contains them.
Able to read lots of content: The app is able to 'read' handwritten operations like text in a class notebook.
Designed to make you learn: This app has a pedagogical vocation, it gives you both the direct solution and the step-by-step explanation and offers you different methods to solve the same problem.
History saving: You can save the history of operations you have done before.
Clever graphs: Photomath shows you graphs to better understand concepts and variables.
Huge amount of supported languages: Photomath is available in more than 30 languages.
State-of-the-art development mindset: Photomath's expert team collaborates with external mathematics teachers in order to offer the best methodologies.
Lots of topics covered: Basic Math/Pre-Algebra (Arithmetic, fractions, decimal numbers, integers, roots, factors, and powers), Algebra (Linear equations and inequalities, quadratic equations, logarithms, systems of equations, matrices, graphing, functions, and polynomials), Geometry (Specific textbooks only), Precalculus and Trigonometry (Identities, sequences and series, vectors, conic sections, logarithmic functions), Calculus (Limits, integrals, curve sketching), and derivatives, Statistics (Combinations and factorials).

Is Photomath free?

Photomath is free. You also have in-app products that range from $0.99 to $59.99 per item like the Photomath Genius feature, an advanced paid tool that gives access to solutions and exhaustive explanations, to numerical, word, and geometric figure problems which come in specific textbooks. Make sure that your material is part of those with which the company works.

Is Photomath safe?

It seems that the app has no history of security issues or abusive data collecting. As always, we recommend reading the official Privacy policy before installing.

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