Formulas that move
Photograph a maths problem or type a formula, and MathShorts works through it step by step and turns the result into a short vertical video.
An iPhone version is in the works.
What the app actually looks like
The same shots as the store listing, taken on a phone.
A sphere in three dimensions — the near side brighter, back strands breaking where the front ones cross
What it does
Photograph it, or type it
Point the camera at a textbook and the app reads the expression. You see what it read and can correct it, so a misread never carries on quietly.
Solutions as video
The worked solution becomes a short vertical video, stored on your device and shareable if you want.
Formulas that move
Quadratics, trigonometric functions, exponentials and logarithms, the normal distribution, ellipses, spirals and Lissajous curves are animated as they are drawn.
Spheres and helices in 3D
Type x²+y²+z²=r² and a spherical spiral winds a sphere into view — the near side brighter, back strands breaking where the front ones cross. The Lorentz force is drawn as a helix winding along the field.
Physics with verified scenes
Kepler's three laws, Hooke's law, harmonic motion, travelling waves and projectile motion are among 24 laws with their own animation. Motion whose speed varies over time is computed from the physics.
Preview before you spend
You can preview a video before it is made. Credits are spent after you have seen it.
Videos stay on your device
Videos you create and your edits stay on your device and are never uploaded to our servers.