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Draw a box round a theorem or a line of working and it is unpacked in full: the method is named, then every step is worked, one at a time.
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Tweak the source, recompile to a real PDF, then copy it or open it straight in Overleaf.
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Annotate any note with a pen, Apple Pencil or mouse - then box a patch of handwriting and turn it into typeset LaTeX in place.
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Push the source to Overleaf or download the .tex whenever you want to keep editing.
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Draw a box round a theorem or a line of working and it is unpacked in full: the method is named, then every step is worked, one at a time.
Clip an example and get a fresh set of questions matched to its topic, style and difficulty, with worked answers to mark yourself against.
Clip a question, upload your working, and get it marked: where you were right, where you slipped, and your marks. It solves it first, so it grades against the real answer.
Clip an equation and get a plot you can explore: pan and zoom in 2D, orbit a surface in 3D. The maths is computed exactly, never guessed.
Turn lecture notes and problem sheets into clean LaTeX, then revise with step-by-step explanations and practice questions.
Write lectures, problem sets and solutions by hand, and get compilable LaTeX to edit here or open in Overleaf.
Engineers, analysts and researchers who work things out on paper: notebook pages and photos become typeset maths for reports.
Yes. Every account gets a free allowance of 150 pages a month, free handwritten notebooks, a pen to draw on any note, and 3 free study-tool answers a week. A Pro plan adds unlimited pages, unlimited storage, Convert-to-LaTeX, the Blackboard import extension, and unlimited study tools (explain any step, generate practice questions, check your answers, and interactive plots).
Pro is £3.99 a month or £34.99 a year. New accounts get 3 days of Pro free, with no card needed. You can cancel any time from Settings: Pro stays until the end of the period you've paid for, and your notes stay in your account either way.
Pages are sent to the transcription service only to produce your LaTeX, and your notes are saved to your account so you can reopen them. You can delete any note, and optionally turn on two-factor authentication. See the Privacy page for details.
It's made for real lecture notes, rushed handwriting included. No transcription is perfect, so checking is easy: for a week after upload, Compare shows your original page next to the typeset one, and you can fix anything in the editor and recompile in one click.
Anything maths-heavy: calculus, dynamics, linear algebra, stats. Diagrams and plots are recreated as vector TikZ.
No. You get a finished PDF out of the box. If you do know LaTeX, the editor is right there when you want it.
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