Math Solver AI

Free plan

What the maker publishes

Access

The solver runs in a browser on any device and requires no installation or account. source

Accuracy limits

The site says AI may make mistakes, especially on long, ambiguous, or multi-part problems, and advises checking important results. source

Audience

The tool is described as a study aid for students from middle school through early college, as well as parents supporting homework. source

Cookies and advertising

The service uses essential, analytics, and advertising cookies and may show ads through partners including Google AdSense; non-essential cookies require consent in the EEA and UK. source

Data processing

Submitted problem text is sent to a third-party AI provider to generate a solution and is not retained longer than necessary to operate and improve the service. source

Follow-up tools

After a solution, users can request a step explanation, another method, a similar problem, an answer check, or a follow-up, and copy the solution as LaTeX. source

Headquarters

United States source

Image reading

Image text is read on-device using OCR; clear typed or printed problems work best, and handwriting may need editing. source

Input methods

Users can type a problem, build it with a visual equation editor, or upload or paste an image of a typed or printed problem. source

Operator

The service is operated by the Math Solver AI team, based in the United States. source

Privacy guidance

The privacy policy advises users not to include personal or sensitive information in submitted problems. source

Purpose

Provides free, step-by-step solutions for math problems to help users understand the method. source

Subjects

Covers algebra, calculus, geometry, trigonometry, statistics, fractions, and word problems. source

Support

Users can contact the team by email at [email protected] for questions, feedback, or support requests. source

Checked against the maker's pages on 11 Oct 2026.