QuickMath
quickmath.com
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What the maker publishes
- Algebra
- Its algebra tools expand, factor, and simplify expressions, cancel common fraction factors, and split or join fractions. source
- Calculus
- Its calculus tools differentiate expressions and calculate definite or indefinite integrals. source
- Data sharing and location
- QuickMath says it does not share information unless compelled by law enforcement and that Softmath processes and stores information in the United States. source
- Engine
- The help page says submitted problems are processed by Mathematica and the solution is returned in the browser. source
- Equations
- It solves and plots equations and systems, often providing exact solutions or numerical approximations. source
- Founded
- 1999 source
- Inequalities
- It solves single-variable inequalities and systems, and plots regions for inequalities in two variables. source
- Intended users
- QuickMath describes itself as a quick check to supplement tutoring and says it is not a viable alternative to math tutoring on its own. source
- Matrices
- Matrix tools include arithmetic operations, scalar multiplication, powers, inverses, and determinants. source
- Mobile
- The About page says the mobile site is mobile-friendly and almost indistinguishable from an app; the help page links to App Store and Google Play downloads. source
- Privacy
- QuickMath says it collects entered problems and solutions to improve the solver, and collects an email address only to reply to inquiries. source
- Purpose
- QuickMath automatically solves common math problems for high-school and college students. source
- Step explanations
- The site says its Softmath technology provides step-by-step solutions and context-sensitive explanations; it may use Maxima to return a result without steps when its own engine cannot solve a problem. source
- Support
- The help page directs users to a contact form for suggestions and questions about supported functions. source
- Usage limit
- Each question is allocated 15 seconds of CPU time, and a question may time out if it exceeds that allocation. source
Checked against the maker's pages on 11 Oct 2026.