SnapXam

What is SnapXam?

SnapXam is an AI-powered math tutor that helps students learn math more efficiently. It guides users through math and physics problems with step-by-step solutions, covering topics from basic arithmetic to advanced areas like calculus and differential equations. You can snap a picture of a math problem and SnapXam will analyze it and provide a solution. It also offers explanatory videos for a well-rounded learning experience, works on virtually any device, and is available 24/7. SnapXam focuses on helping you understand the ‘why’ behind the math, not just the answer.

Who created SnapXam?

SnapXam launched on January 21, 2021, with the goal of filling a gap in how students learn math by offering instant, round-the-clock support. Founded to help students who struggle with math, it is now available on both Android and iOS and has helped over 500,000 students worldwide. Its approach combines multiple formats, making it suitable for learners of all levels who want a more efficient way to master math.

What is SnapXam used for?

• Step-by-step instructions for solving a wide variety of math and physics problems, from arithmetic to logarithmic differentiation, polynomial division, and differential equations.
• Photo uploads of math problems, which SnapXam analyzes to provide solutions.
• Explanatory videos to help visualize the solution process, plus connections to YouTube for additional lessons.
• Calculators for derivatives and integrals.
• A multi-modal learning environment combining text explanations, video tutorials, and different problem-solving approaches.
• Support across multiple devices via a fully responsive design, so you can learn anytime, anywhere.
• An interactive, self-teaching tool for reviewing material, particularly useful for calculus and trigonometry.

Who is SnapXam for?

SnapXam suits students and learners of all levels — beginners working on simple arithmetic as well as advanced students tackling complex calculus or physics problems. It is also useful for math and physics professionals, teachers, tutors, educators, math enthusiasts, and self-learners.