AI math tutor
An AI math tutor that shows the steps.
From solving for x to derivatives, ahaboard explains math the way a good tutor does: out loud, one step at a time, with every line of working and every graph drawn on the board.
A lesson, step by step
Bring the problem or the topic
A photo of the question, your class notes, or just “I don't get logarithms”. It starts from what you already know.
See it worked and graphed
It writes each step on the board and explains why it's allowed. Graphs are computed, not eyeballed.
Try the next step yourself
It asks you to do the next line, checks your thinking, and ends with notes and a short quiz on the bits that were shaky.
The math it teaches
- Algebra: equations, inequalities, factoring, systems of equations
- Functions and graphs: lines, parabolas, where two curves meet
- Geometry and trigonometry: angles, triangles, the unit circle
- Calculus: limits, derivatives and integrals
- Statistics and probability
A tutor, not a math solver
- A solver gives you the answer. A tutor makes sure you can do the next one: ahaboard asks, waits, and builds on what you say.
- Stuck on one step? Ask “why?” as often as you like, and it tries another way: a picture, a simpler number, a side-by-side.
- Test tomorrow? Add your study guide and it runs through the key points, flags the classic traps and quizzes you.
Good questions
What level of math can it teach?
From early algebra through calculus and statistics. It is made for students aged 13 and up, in high school or university.
Can it draw graphs?
Yes. It plots functions and marks where curves meet, right on the board. Graphs are computed, not eyeballed.
How accurate is it?
Before it speaks, it writes private teacher's notes: the worked solution, the likely mistakes and the teaching order. Mistakes are rarer, not impossible, so ask it to double-check and confirm important results with your teacher or textbook.
Can it help me get ready for a math test?
Yes. Add your study guide or notes: it walks through every key point, flags the classic traps, then quizzes you on the shaky bits.
Does it teach math in my language?
Yes. It speaks and writes on the board in English, Chinese, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean or Malay, and you can switch in the middle of a lesson.
Up whenever you are, drawing it out until you go “aha!”