One math board for teachers and students
Teachers open a class and teach on a shared board — every stroke visible to everyone. Students solve on their own with an AI tutor that asks instead of answers. Runs in the browser, nothing to install.
Open a class, author documents, teach on a board the whole class writes on.
See the teacher lane →Solve on the board; the AI tutor nudges you exactly when you stall.
See the student lane →Open a browser and go · No iPad or stylus needed
Teach online as if you were next to them
A board the whole class shares: what you write appears for everyone, and what they write appears for you. Author documents with theory, exercises and clean formulas — then hit “Teach on the board”.
Full teacher guide (10 min) — open a class, author a document, add students, teach on the shared board
Six places online teaching breaks down
Learn to think it through, not memorise
You solve on the board. When you stall, the AI tutor asks the question that unblocks you instead of handing over the answer. Truly stuck? It works the whole problem and shows how each step was found.
A real session — a student works through a geometry problem with the AI tutor
An AI tutor that teaches how to think
No answer dumps. Mathvera points you the right way and lets you finish it yourself.
Socratic questioning
The tutor asks the question that reveals the next move, so the thinking transfers to other problems.
A real working board
Draw figures, drag points, write clean formulas — present the solution as you would on paper.
Truly stuck? Full walkthrough
It solves it on the board and explains how each step was found — thinking, not transcription.
Reads your actual work
It reads what you just wrote, follows your current step and names the exact mistake.
Three steps to real understanding
Open a problem
Pick one from grades 6–12, or an exam-style problem.
Solve; the tutor nudges
You work on the board. Ask when stuck — you get a question, not an answer.
Handle the variants
With the reasoning in hand, the exam’s twisted version stops being scary.
A geometry problem, solved with the tutor
Acute triangle ABC inscribed in a circle, diameter AD, altitude AH — prove AB·AC = AH·AD.
- 1. The student asks what to look at → the tutor points at inscribed angles.
- 2. The student writes each step on the board.
- 3. The tutor confirms once the proof is complete.
The same drawing tools, both sides use them
Points, lines, circles, polygons, solids, graphs, formulas and images — 90 seconds covers it.
Drawing tools tour — 90 seconds
Everything you need — free to start
AI tutor and a full interactive board, in the browser. No card, no install, no iPad.
Frequently asked questions
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Let kids learn math by thinking
Open the board and solve a problem with the AI tutor — completely free.