Math homework help
Math homework, one hint at a time.
Snap the problem. ahaboard doesn't just hand over the answer: it nudges you toward the next step, checks your thinking and draws the working on the board, so you finish it yourself.
Solve: 2x + 5 = 17
Before the answer: to get x on its own, what should we move first?
You Move the 5 to the other side?
Yes! So what's on the right now? You try.
How a homework session goes
Snap the question
A photo of the worksheet or the textbook page is enough. A PDF or a typed question works too.
Get a hint, not the answer
It asks what you'd try first, then nudges you one step further. Every step goes on the board.
Check your own working
Show it what you wrote and it checks your thinking, finds the line where it went wrong and explains why.
Homework it helps with
- Linear equations and word problems
- Fractions, ratios and percentages
- Factoring and quadratic equations
- Graphing lines and parabolas
- Trig ratios and the unit circle
- Derivatives and integrals
Why hints beat answers
- Copying a solution gets tonight's sheet done. Working it out with hints gets the test done too.
- It explains why each step is allowed, not just what to write, so the next problem looks familiar.
- If a hint doesn't land, say so: it tries another way, with a picture, a simpler number or a side-by-side.
Good questions
Will it do my math homework for me?
No. It helps you do it yourself: one hint at a time, checking your thinking as you go. Please follow your school's rules on AI.
Can it read a photo of my worksheet?
Yes. Add a photo, a PDF, slides, a text file or a link, and the lesson is built from it.
Can it check my answer?
Yes. Show it your working and it checks your thinking step by step, not just the final number.
How accurate is it?
Before it speaks, it writes private teacher's notes with the worked solution and the likely mistakes, and graphs are computed, not eyeballed. Mistakes are rarer, not impossible, so double-check important results with your teacher or textbook.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes, in your phone's browser, with nothing to download. You can also add it to your home screen so it opens like an app.
Up whenever you are, drawing it out until you go “aha!”