MathPath

MathPath

Step-by-step math: type or scan a problem, get a hint, the idea, every step and the answer, then prove it with a twin problem. Plus 2,000+ short lessons and 15 number puzzles.

Coming soon to the App Store
Step-by-step solver Scan problems from a photo Grade 1 to calculus 15 number puzzles On-device · no account Free with ads · optional Plus

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to common questions about MathPath.

MathPath solves math problems step by step and teaches the idea behind each step. Type a problem or scan it from a photo, then open a hint, the method, every step and the answer. A “twin” problem with new numbers lets you check you can do it yourself. MathPath also has 2,000+ short lessons from Grade 1 arithmetic to calculus, timed SAT-style and ACT-style mock exams, a study plan that counts down to your test date, topic tracks, and 15 number puzzles with a daily challenge. It is made for students and adults.

Arithmetic and order of operations, fractions, decimals, percentages (“15% of 80”, “12 is what percent of 48”, increase/decrease by a percent), powers and square roots, linear equations, quadratic equations, simplifying expressions with one letter, GCF, LCM, prime factorization and simplifying fractions. Everything is worked out on your device.

Tap Scan and take or choose a photo. MathPath reads the text on your device with Apple’s Vision framework, shows the lines that look like math, and solves the one you pick. Photos are not stored or uploaded.

Free: every grade and topic lesson with hints and worked answers, the solver’s hint, method and answer for every problem, 5 full step-by-step walkthroughs a day, the daily challenge and the puzzles at Easy. The free version shows Google AdMob banner ads. MathPath Plus removes ads and adds unlimited walkthroughs, Test Prep with mock exams and generated practice tests, the full study plan, Gifted & Talented, the Challenge Zone, every puzzle level, and Insights. Plus is offered as an auto-renewing monthly or yearly subscription (7-day free trial for new subscribers, shareable through Family Sharing) or as a one-time lifetime purchase (no renewal, not shared through Family Sharing).

Restore: You tab → Restore Purchases (this restores subscriptions and the lifetime purchase). Cancel or change a subscription: iPhone Settings → your name → Subscriptions → MathPath, or You → Manage subscription. Cancel at least 24 hours before renewal to avoid the next charge. The lifetime purchase is paid once, never renews and has nothing to cancel.

The free version shows banner ads from Google AdMob. In the EEA, the UK and Switzerland, Google’s consent message asks how your data may be used for ads; you can change your choice later in You → Ad privacy choices. Apple’s tracking prompt is shown to users who say they are 18 or older and lets you decide whether ads may be personalised; if you refuse, you get non-personalised ads. Users who say they are under 13 see no ads, no consent form and no tracking prompt, and users 13 to 17 get non-personalised ads only and no tracking prompt. MathPath works the same whichever you choose, and Plus turns ads off.

Your problems, scans, progress, saved exam attempts, test date, study days, reminder time and settings are stored only on your device. Nothing is sent to us: MathPath has no accounts and no servers. To erase everything, open You → Delete all data, or delete the app.

Only one optional daily study reminder, and it is off by default. MathPath asks for notification permission only when you switch on “Daily reminder” on the study plan card. The reminder is scheduled on your device; nothing is sent anywhere, and there are no push or marketing notifications.

English, German, Spanish, Portuguese and French. MathPath follows your device language, or you can choose one in You → Language.

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Your problems, photos and progress stay on your device. The free version shows ads from Google AdMob; Plus removes them.

Effective Date: October 20, 2026

Terms of Use

By downloading or using MathPath, you agree to these terms.

Effective Date: October 20, 2026