What it does
AllMath offers an AI math solver with mathematical notation controls and a selection of subject-specific tools.
AllMath accepts typed/pasted notation or a photo/file, then Ask returns an answer and explanation; separate modes cover a study guide and practice questions. Its symbol palette makes fractions, powers and subject-specific notation explicit. The published factoring example takes x²−5x+6=0 through (x−2)(x−3)=0 to roots 2 and 3. Free access has daily text/image limits, and registered Free is labelled 70,000 total credits. Pro monthly/yearly lists 100,000/1,000,000 total credits with an advanced model, no ads and PDF export. Credit counts do not establish a fixed number of solved problems. Cancellation from the account ends renewal while paid access continues to the period end. The interface warns that AllMath may make mistakes.
Strengths
- Structured mathematical symbol entry
- Solver interface supports keeping or exporting working
Watch out for
- Access uses credits and account-related allowances
Best for
- Entering a mathematical problem with clearer notation
Sources
- AI Math Solver - AllMath (Oct 26, 2026)
- AllMath Total Credits, Model/Export Tiers and Cancellation (Oct 26, 2026)