Stuck on a problem with no one to ask? Or your kid needs help with homework and you forgot that part of school long ago? The homework solver breaks an assignment down the way a tutor would: what is given, how to solve it and why, and what the answer is.
Take a photo of a textbook page, a notebook or a worksheet — up to three photos at once if the problem spans several pages. You can also paste a screenshot from the clipboard or type the problem without a photo. Use the "What to solve" field to narrow it down: "only No. 2", "using Cramer's rule", "at a 7th-grade level". Math, physics, chemistry, foreign languages and other subjects work, from school to university level.
The answer comes in three parts: the problem restated, a step-by-step solution with short explanations, and the final answer on its own line. Formulas render like in a textbook, and you can copy the whole solution in one click. It usually takes 20–60 seconds, hard problems up to three minutes. The model double-checks its calculations before answering, but it can still make mistakes, especially with blurry photos and drawings, so review the steps. You are charged only for a finished solution.