Why it exists
Every student now has AI that can finish a problem set in seconds. The homework gets handed in, and the gap shows up on the test. Blocking it hasn't worked, so theoremEd takes the other route: the same technology, built to find where you got lost and then make you take the step yourself.
The answer is never the point
theoremEd will check an answer you worked out, but it will not give you one, however you ask. There is no setting that turns that off.
Your work stays yours
No account, no name, no email, no ads and no tracking. The record of what you've worked on lives on your own computer, and you can delete it any time. The privacy policy says exactly what is sent and why.
Free should mean useful
The free tier has every feature and doesn't expire. Paid plans, when they open, buy more questions, not a better tutor.
How it works
theoremEd runs on Chrome (including school Chromebooks) and on the Mac. When you ask it something, it looks at the problem on your screen and sends it to theoremEd's server, which uses Anthropic's Claude to write the reply under strict tutoring instructions. Screenshots are not stored.
Get in touch
Questions, ideas, or something that went wrong: email hello@theoremed.com. It reaches Andrew directly. Schools and programs can use the contact form.