AI Math Tutor & Photo Math Solver for iPhone & iPad
AI Math Tutor for Homework That Makes Sense.
Scan a math problem or type your question with Eqora. Get a clear step-by-step explanation, ask follow-ups until the method makes sense, and practice it with quizzes or flashcards.
- Scan printed or handwritten problems
- Ask follow-up questions about any step
- Free to download on iPhone & iPad
Start anywherePhoto or text
Go beyondAsk why
Three simple steps
From a difficult problem to a method you can use again.
Eqora turns the moment you get stuck into a clear study path—without hiding the thinking that gets you to the answer.
Explore the complete workflowBring in the problem
Scan a worksheet or type the question. Keep the full instruction, notation, and your own attempt in view.
Question the method
Read the solution step by step and ask about the first line that does not yet make sense.
Prove you understand
Create a quiz, flashcards, or a similar problem—then finish once more without the explanation open.
No browser solver. The complete Eqora experience lives in the iOS app.
See Eqora in action
One problem. Every useful next step in the same app.
Start with the homework in front of you, stay with the explanation until it clicks, and move straight into the practice that shows whether the method is really yours.
The short answer
What is an AI math tutor?
An AI math tutor is a study tool that responds to a math problem with more than a final result. You can photograph a printed or handwritten question, type an equation, or describe the exact idea that is confusing you.
Eqora turns that input into a step-by-step explanation and keeps the conversation open. Ask why a transformation is valid, request a smaller example, compare another method, or turn the topic into a graph, quiz, or set of flashcards.
The useful difference is interaction. A calculator evaluates an expression. A photo math solver reads a problem from an image. A tutor helps you examine the reasoning and decide what to practice next. Eqora brings those roles together inside one iPhone and iPad app.
Photo or typed inputStep-by-step reasoningFollow-up questionsPractice from the same topic
Read the complete plain-English guide More than the answer
Finish tonight’s problem. Understand tomorrow’s version too.
A final answer may complete one exercise. It does not teach you how to recognize the same method when the numbers change.
Eqora lets you slow down the exact step that lost you, ask why it works, compare another method, and test the idea on a new problem.
Built for real study
Homework help that still leaves the thinking with you.
Use Eqora when a worksheet stops making sense, a concept needs another explanation, or exam practice reveals a weak spot.
Homework night
Stay with the difficult step instead of abandoning the whole problem.
A focused follow-up can turn a late-night block into one precise idea to revisit tomorrow.
Exam preparation
Use explanations to locate weak topics before the test does.
Review the method, generate a short quiz, and put missed ideas into the next revision block.
Active recall
Turn a solved question into something you can retrieve from memory.
Finish with flashcards, a transfer problem, and a final explanation in your own words.
A real example, step by step
Explore the reasoning inside one quadratic equation.
Select a stage to see how a useful explanation moves from reading the structure to choosing a method, solving, and checking the result.
Interactive product walkthroughExample problemSolve the quadratic equation
x² − 5x − 6 = 0
Ready to solveStep 1 · Read the structure
Identify what kind of problem this is.
This is a quadratic equation in standard form. Naming the coefficients makes the structure easier to work with.
a = 1, b = −5, c = −6
The goal is to find every value of x that makes the expression equal zero.
Fixed educational example. AI-generated responses vary and should be checked against reliable course materials.
From worksheet to recall
See the learning journey—not only the finished solution.
Each screen has a different job. Capture the right question, inspect the reasoning, rebuild the concept, and prove that it transferred.
01Capture
Start with the complete problem.
Keep the instruction, notation, and given values visible so the first interpretation has the context it needs.
02Understand
Inspect the method line by line.
Follow the structure of the solution and pause wherever a rule or transformation is not yet clear.
03Rebuild
Return to the concept behind the exercise.
Use Learn Math when the missing piece is bigger than one line of algebra or one forgotten formula.
04Prove
Practice before the explanation fades.
A short quiz or related problem shows whether the method transferred beyond the example you just read.
Four connected product chapters
Use the smallest tool that moves your learning forward.
01 / Scan & Solve
Begin with the problem already on your desk.
Photograph a printed or handwritten exercise, crop out unrelated work, and review a structured explanation. You avoid retyping long expressions and keep attention on the math itself.
- Camera or photo library
- Focused cropping flow
- Saved conversation context
Problem framedReady for explanation
02 / AI Math Tutor
Stay with the question until the method clicks.
A first explanation cannot know which line confused you. Follow up in the same conversation: challenge a sign change, request a smaller example, compare methods, or ask what to practice next.
- Contextual follow-up questions
- Alternative explanations
- Practice from the same chat
Why can we factor this expression?
Look for two numbers with two jobs.
They must multiply to −6 and add to −5. Those numbers are −6 and 1.
−6 × 1 = −6 · −6 + 1 = −5
Show another methodMake a practice problem
Ask a follow-up…
03 / Learn & Practice
Turn one solved problem into a reusable skill.
Open Learn Math when you need the concept before the exercise. Generate a quiz to test application, save key ideas as flashcards, or draw a graph when the notation needs a visual.
- Structured topic lessons
- Quizzes and flashcards
- AI-generated function graphs
04 / Math Tools
Handle the practical calculation without changing apps.
Some tasks need a focused utility, not an AI conversation. Keep standard and scientific calculation, units, currency, and percentages inside the same clean workspace.
- Normal and scientific calculator
- Unit and currency conversion
- Percentage calculator
Choose the right kind of math help
Photo solver, AI tutor, or calculator?
They solve different study problems. Start with the smallest tool that answers the question you actually have, then move into explanation or practice only when it helps.
The question is already on paper.
Scan a worksheet, textbook, or notebook exercise when retyping it would be slow or error-prone. Include the full instruction, crop away unrelated problems, and confirm that signs, fractions, and exponents were read correctly.
Best starting point- Printed exercises
- Clear handwriting
- Long equations
- Homework checks
You need to understand why.
Continue beyond the first solution when one step feels too fast, the wording does not connect, or you want to compare methods. A focused follow-up is often more useful than asking for a longer answer.
Best starting point- Unclear steps
- Concept questions
- Alternative methods
- Practice requests
You already know the method.
Choose a standard or scientific calculator for arithmetic, evaluation, percentages, and quick checks. Use converters for units or currency. Switch back to tutoring when the missing piece is reasoning rather than computation.
Best starting point- Numerical checks
- Scientific functions
- Percentages
- Unit conversions
Everything inside Eqora
One workspace for solving, learning, practicing, and checking.
The pieces are designed to connect, but you stay in control. Use only what the current study moment needs.
01
Photo scan
Capture printed or handwritten math and crop to the exact exercise.
02
Typed questions
Ask directly when you need concept help or already know what to type.
03
Step-by-step help
Follow the intermediate reasoning instead of jumping to the last line.
04
Follow-up explanations
Ask why, simplify the language, or request another solving method.
05
Learn Math
Review structured topics from fundamentals through calculus.
06
Generated quizzes
Test whether you can apply the idea without rereading the solution.
07
Smart flashcards
Turn key formulas and concepts into compact active-recall prompts.
08
Function graphs
Visualize shape, roots, intercepts, slope, and function behavior.
09
Calculator
Switch between normal and scientific modes inside the same app.
10
Unit converter
Convert common measurements for school and everyday calculations.
11
Currency converter
Keep common currency conversions alongside your other math tools.
12
Percentage tools
Handle percentage change, proportions, discounts, and quick checks.
Ask for the help you actually need
Better prompts create better study sessions.
Do not stop at “solve this.” Tell the tutor whether you need a diagnosis, a simpler explanation, a second method, a visual, or a way to test yourself.
Read the tutor guide01Diagnose
“Where exactly did my approach go wrong?”
Share your attempt and focus on the first incorrect move.
02Simplify
“Explain this again with a smaller example.”
Change the explanation without changing the underlying idea.
03Compare
“Can I solve this using another method?”
See when factoring, substitution, or a formula is the better fit.
04Visualize
“Graph the function and explain the intercepts.”
Connect symbolic work with the behavior of the curve.
05Practice
“Give me a similar problem—hide the answer.”
Transfer the method before the explanation leaves your memory.
06Recall
“Make five flashcards from the key ideas.”
Compress the session into prompts you can revisit later.
Across the syllabus
Build the foundation. Keep the same learning loop as math gets harder.
From number sense to rates of change, the goal stays the same: make each transformation explainable.
Fundamentals
Fractions · ratios · percentages · exponentsStrengthen the operations and number sense that later topics rely on.
Algebra
Equations · functions · factoring · systemsUnderstand why each transformation is valid and how methods connect.
Geometry
Angles · shapes · coordinates · measurementSeparate what a diagram gives you from what the problem asks you to prove.
Trigonometry
Triangles · unit circle · identities · graphsMove between geometric meaning, identities, equations, and visual behavior.
Statistics
Probability · distributions · data · interpretationWork through the calculation while keeping the meaning of the result visible.
Calculus
Limits · derivatives · integrals · ratesConnect notation and rules to change, accumulation, slope, and area.
Coverage and AI performance vary by problem. Verify important work against your teacher, textbook, and course requirements.
Popular math problems
Scan the question. Then stay for the part that needs explaining.
Eqora supports a broad range of common school and university topics. The most useful workflow depends on whether the challenge is notation, setup, calculation, interpretation, or a missing prerequisite.
01Equations & inequalities
Solve 3x² − 2x − 8 = 0Algebra that shows every transformation
Work through linear equations, quadratics, factoring, systems, inequalities, and function notation. Ask why a sign changes, when a solution must be checked, or whether another method is shorter.
Explore this study path02Word problems
Turn the situation into an equationTranslate the story before calculating
Separate the given information from the unknown, define variables, build the equation, and check whether the final value makes sense in the original situation.
Explore this study path03Geometry
Find the missing length or angleConnect the diagram to the rule
Explore coordinate geometry, area, volume, angles, similarity, and common theorem-based questions. Keep labels and given measurements visible when you scan a diagram.
Explore this study path04Trigonometry
Solve sin(x) = 0.5Move between triangles, identities, and graphs
Ask how the unit circle, a right triangle, an identity, or a function graph changes the method—and where restrictions or additional solutions come from.
Explore this study path05Statistics & probability
Interpret the result, not only the numberKeep the meaning beside the calculation
Review probability setups, descriptive statistics, distributions, and data questions. Use follow-ups to distinguish what a formula computes from what the result says.
Explore this study path06Calculus
Limits · derivatives · integralsSee what the notation is describing
Follow differentiation and integration steps, revisit prerequisite algebra, and use graphs to connect symbolic rules with slope, change, accumulation, and area.
Explore this study pathWhen symbols need a picture
Some ideas become clearer the moment you can see them.
Ask Eqora to graph a function when roots, turning points, slope, or long-term behavior still feel abstract. Use the visual to explain the algebra—not as a substitute for it.
- Connect an equation to its curve
- Discuss intercepts and turning points
- Compare how parameter changes affect shape
Three ways into the app
Start with the outcome you need from the session.
Unblock the assignment without outsourcing the thinking.
Attempt the problem, scan the exact point of friction, question the first unclear step, then finish a similar exercise alone.
Explore Scan & SolveTurn weak topics into a focused revision plan.
Review a concept, generate a short quiz, keep missed ideas as flashcards, and return to them before test day.
Build an exam workflowStay with one idea until the logic becomes yours.
Ask for another explanation, another method, a visual, and a transfer problem until you can teach the idea back.
Meet the AI tutorMath help by learning stage
From first equations to university calculus.
The interface stays familiar as the mathematics changes: bring the complete problem, inspect the method, ask about the missing idea, and finish with independent practice.
Middle school foundations
Build confidence before the notation gets crowded.
Use clear examples for fractions, ratios, percentages, negative numbers, exponents, introductory equations, measurement, and geometry. Parents can read the steps together with a student while keeping the student responsible for the final attempt.
High school mathematics
Connect chapters instead of treating every problem as new.
Move between algebra, functions, geometry, trigonometry, probability, statistics, and introductory calculus. Use quizzes to identify weak topics before an exam and follow-ups to repair the exact prerequisite that is missing.
College & university
Slow advanced work down at the step that matters.
Review multi-step algebra, calculus, quantitative methods, and technical calculations without losing the surrounding method. Verify important work against your course materials and use Eqora only where your class permits AI assistance.
AI performance varies by problem, notation, and input quality. Eqora does not replace a teacher, course materials, or the rules of a school or university.
Learning works better together
Useful for the student—and for the person helping them think.
Eqora can give a shared starting point for a conversation, while the learner, parent, tutor, or teacher keeps judgment in the loop.
For students
A calmer next step when the page stops making sense.
Get specific help without losing the thread of your own attempt, then test the method independently.
For parents
A shared explanation when the old school method feels far away.
Use the steps as a conversation starter and keep the focus on why the method works—not just whether the answer matches.
For tutors & teachers
A practice companion around—not instead of—human teaching.
Use generated examples and recall prompts for permitted study while keeping course expectations and professional judgment in charge.
A practical 20-minute reset
Use AI without handing over the thinking.
A short structure helps when you are tired, stuck, or rushing. It keeps Eqora in a supporting role and ends with independent work.
Attempt
Name what is given, what you need, and the first move you would try.
Capture
Scan one clear problem and compare the opening step with your own.
Question
Ask about the first unexplained jump instead of requesting more output.
Practice
Solve a related question or quick quiz before looking at feedback.
Recall
Close the explanation and summarize the method from memory.
The finish line: explain the method without the generated solution and complete one related problem alone.
Responsible AI use
A tutor—not an unquestioned answer key.
Eqora can misread a photo or generate an incorrect step. Keep judgment, verification, and academic-integrity rules in the loop.
Start with your reasoning
Know what you tried and where the logic stopped.
Interrogate the explanation
Ask why every important move is mathematically valid.
Check reliable sources
Compare important work with class notes and course materials.
Retry without support
Solve a related problem independently before moving on.
Make the app more useful
Practical guides for better inputs and better learning habits.
01Scan better
How to photograph a math problem for a clearer result
Framing, lighting, handwriting, diagrams, and the small details that improve recognition.
Read guide02Learn better
How to use AI math help without copying answers
A practical attempt–question–practice loop for keeping the reasoning in your hands.
Read guide03Revise better
How to turn explanations into quizzes and flashcards
Convert solved work into active recall while the concept is still fresh.
Read guide
04Understand the category
What is an AI math homework helper?
Learn the difference between photo solving, conversational tutoring, topic review, and answer-only tools.
Read guide05Study algebra
How to use an AI math tutor for algebra
Practice equations, factoring, systems, and functions while keeping the reason behind every transformation visible.
Read guide
06Study calculus
How to learn calculus concepts with AI explanations
Connect limits, derivatives, and integrals to graphs, prerequisite algebra, and independent practice.
Read guideEqora, clearly explained
Know what the app does—and where AI still needs judgment.
Straight answers about features, availability, pricing, study workflows, and the limits of generated math help.
Visit supportWhat is Eqora?
Eqora is an AI math tutor, photo math solver, learning library, and math toolkit for iPhone and iPad. Scan or type a question, study the explanation, ask follow-ups, and turn the topic into practice.
Can Eqora read a problem from a photo?
Yes. Use Scan & Solve with a printed or handwritten problem, crop to the relevant exercise, and send it for a structured explanation. Sharp, evenly lit images work best.
Can I ask questions about an individual step?
Yes. Continue in the tutor conversation to ask why a rule applies, request simpler wording, explore another method, generate a graph, or create practice.
Which levels and subjects can I study?
Eqora is designed for learners from middle school through university and supports common topics across fundamentals, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, statistics, calculus, and more. Performance varies by question.
Does Eqora include quizzes and flashcards?
Yes. You can generate quizzes and flashcards from a topic or tutor conversation, helping you move from reading an explanation to active recall.
Is Eqora free?
Eqora is free to download and offers optional Premium subscriptions for higher AI usage. Current prices, billing periods, and renewal terms appear in the app before purchase.
Are AI-generated solutions always correct?
No. Photos can be misread and AI can make mistakes. Check important steps against class materials and use Eqora as a tutoring aid—not an unquestioned answer key.
Where can I download Eqora?
Eqora version 1.0 is available now through Apple’s App Store for compatible iPhone and iPad devices running iOS 15.6 or later. It is not currently an Android or web app.
The next problem is a chance to learn the method
Scan it. Question it. Practice it. Make it yours.
Download Eqora AI Math Solver & Scanner for iPhone or iPad and turn the next stuck moment into forward motion.
Free to download · Optional in-app purchases · Requires iOS 15.6+