What can I use to type maths homework with all the working?
TypeMaths. Each step goes on its own line, Enter copies the line down so you only change what changed, and the equals signs line up by themselves. Fractions, powers, roots, integrals and matrices typeset as you type them — no equation editor, no clicking through symbols.
Will it do the maths for me?
No. It types your working, not your answers. When a line reduces to plain arithmetic, press Cmd or Ctrl plus Enter and it evaluates that line and writes the result underneath, so you can check a substitution before you move on.
Can I use it on my phone?
Yes. Tapping a box opens a maths keyboard with its own Evaluate button, and a tools drawer for matrices, text lines, and deleting rows or columns. Your work saves in the browser as you type.
How do I put it in my assignment?
Screenshot mode renders your page as clean black-on-white typesetting to paste into Word, Google Docs or a slide. If your course uses LaTeX, Copy LaTeX puts the page on your clipboard for Overleaf. You can also share a read-only link to the page.
Is it really free?
Yes. Open a worksheet and start typing — no account, no trial. Your work saves in your browser as you type; make a free account only if you want it to sync across your devices.
Does it do chemistry and physics too?
Yes. Reaction and equilibrium arrows sit in the same menu as = and ≤, so a balanced equation lines up like any other working, and physics rearrangements evaluate with your choice of angle unit and decimal places.