Free AI math solver · no sign-up
AI math solver.
Every step, then the answer.
Type an equation, a word problem or a sum and see it worked out line by line, with the final answer on its own line at the end. No account and no email: 5 free problems a day.
Free: 5 problems a day, no account, no sign-up. Your problem goes to the AI only to work out the steps, and the page keeps no copy.
How it works
Type it, read the steps, check them.
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Type the problem
Up to 1,000 characters. Write powers as x^2 and fractions as 3/4, or describe the problem in words.
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Follow the working
Each step is numbered and shows the arithmetic, so you can see where every number comes from.
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Check the final line
The last line starts with “Answer:”. Redo the key steps yourself before you rely on it.
What it handles
Problems it is good at.
The solver is built for the kind of maths that shows up in school and in daily life, written out in plain text rather than symbols you cannot type.
- Algebra: linear and quadratic equations, simplifying expressions, factoring and inequalities.
- Arithmetic and percentages: discounts, tips, ratios, unit conversions and the order of operations.
- Word problems: speed, distance and time, mixtures, ages, work rates and simple interest.
- Geometry: areas, perimeters, volumes, angles and the Pythagorean theorem.
- Intro statistics and probability: mean, median, mode, simple probabilities and combinations.
Answers come back in plain text, x^2 for x squared, sqrt(9) for a square root and a/b for a fraction, so they read the same on any screen.
Check the working
Where an AI math solver goes wrong.
Language models predict text rather than calculate, so they can slip on arithmetic, drop a minus sign or copy a number wrongly from one line to the next. Treat every answer as a worked example to check, and redo the key steps yourself or with a calculator.
It cannot read photos, graphs or handwriting on this page, and long proofs or advanced calculus may come back incomplete. If a problem depends on a diagram, describe the diagram in words.
For homework and tests, keep your school’s policy on AI use in mind. Learning the method matters more than the final number, which is why every answer shows its steps.
The problem you type is sent to the AI to work it out and is not stored, and nothing links it to you. For the daily limit only, the site counts uses for that day against a hashed version of your network address.
You get 5 free problems a day, and the solver also has a daily total shared by every visitor. Both counts start again at midnight UTC.
Stuck on the problem in front of you?
Point Ace at the page instead of retyping it.
Point Ace at the textbook page or the homework problem and it explains the step you are stuck on.
On your phone, Ace Mobile can take a photo of the question instead.
Free Play starts with 2,000 free credits, and no card is asked for.
Questions
About the AI math solver.
Is the AI math solver free?
Yes, with no sign-up. You can solve 5 problems a day here without an account, an email or a card. For more than that, Ace starts free with 2,000 credits and no card.
Does it show the steps?
Always. The working comes first as numbered steps, and the final answer sits alone on the last line so it is easy to find.
Can the AI make maths mistakes?
Yes. It can get arithmetic wrong or skip a step while sounding sure of itself. Check each line, and confirm the final answer with a calculator or by putting it back into the problem.
Can I type equations with symbols?
Use plain text: x^2 for powers, sqrt() for roots, / for division and * or × for multiplication. Describing the problem in words also works.
Is my problem saved?
No. It is sent to the AI only to solve it. The one thing kept is that day’s count of uses, tied to a hashed form of your network address.
Which AI solves the problem?
Meta’s Llama 3.3 70B on Cloudflare Workers AI writes the working, and Llama Guard 3 screens both your problem and the reply for safety.
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