Pick a plan. It runs on Mac and in Chrome, including school Chromebooks — you choose which after you have it.
Free to start. No card, no account, nothing to enter.
$0forever · not open yet
Start here. No card, no account, nothing to sign up for.
$19.99a month · not open yet
For the nights there's a whole problem set.
$29.99a month · not open yet
If you're in it most evenings.
A private math tutor is $40–100 an hour. Basic is a month of theoremEd for less than twenty minutes of one.
None of these are open yet. The Chrome extension is with the Web Store for review and the Mac app is being signed. Ask to be told the day it opens and you will be.
Email me when it opens Goes straight to Andrew. No list, no marketing, one email.Whichever you like — a plan covers both, and you choose after you have one. The Mac app reads any window on the computer. The Chrome extension reads the tab you are working in and runs on a school Chromebook. Most students on a school laptop want Chrome.
Open a math problem and press Look at screen. The first time, it asks permission to read the tab or window you point it at; after that there is nothing to set up. It tells you what it can see, then asks you the first question.
theoremEd never sees anything you do not point it at. The privacy policy says exactly what it reads and where it goes.