Homework solver for every subject — photograph a question, learn the working

Photograph or type any homework question — math, physics, chemistry, history, languages — and get a complete, step-by-step explanation. Your first question is free.

Solve a question free

How it works

  1. 1

    Capture the question

    Photograph it from the worksheet, textbook or screen — or type it. One question at a time, cropped in a tap.

  2. 2

    See the full working

    A full explanation in your language, with real math notation where the subject needs it — not a bare final answer.

  3. 3

    Learn it or check it

    Tutor mode teaches the method step by step; Quick Answer just confirms the result. You choose per question.

Every subject, one solver

  • Mathematics and statistics
  • Physics and chemistry
  • Biology and earth science
  • History and geography
  • English, French and languages
  • Economics and business

Built for learning, not cheating

Every answer shows its reasoning so you can follow the method, check it against your notes, and do the next one yourself. If you want homework help that actually teaches, this is it: each answer is a worked example to learn from — for homework and revision, not for exams, which our Academic Integrity Policy rules out explicitly.

Frequently asked questions

Is the homework solver free?

Your first question is free, no card needed. Plans then start at $5.99 a week, shown in your local currency with tax included, and a $1 three-day trial is available on the quarterly plan.

Which subjects does it cover?

All of them — mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, history, geography, languages, economics and more. If you can photograph the question, it can work on it.

Does it work with photos of handwriting?

Yes — photograph printed or handwritten questions, or type them. Blurry photos can simply be retaken; a failed read never costs you a question.

Can I use it in French or other languages?

The interface and answers are available in English and French, and it understands questions photographed in either language.