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At Math I Can Do, we want you to write math on your computer as easily as you can write an essay. We spent thousands of hours studying how people think and write math: the result is an editor that’s up to 3 times faster than pencil and paper!
Finish your homework faster, neater, and with fewer mistakes. Write math using the same notation you learn in class: there’s no need to learn a special layout language! Pick commands with point-and-click or use sensible shortcut keys. Work faster with our smart commands and forgiving selection and deletion that don’t punish imprecision.
Our editor isn’t finished yet, but you can try a sneak peek online. For the full experience, join the beta program for our desktop app! Once you’ve tried it out, be sure to let us know what you think. Your feedback will help us make a great editor even better!
Our editor finally brings writing math fully into the digital age. Lots of tools let you stick one equation in a forum post or document. These are made to share math you’ve already figured out. Our editor is for writing math, whether it’s a single equation or an entire homework set. With Math I Can Do, there are no extra steps: solve the math and get it ready to share at the same time!
Equation editors are slow and hard to use. Who wants the bother? That’s why we worked with usability experts to redesign writing math from the ground up. Take a few minutes to learn the basics and you’ll be writing math up to 3 times faster than with pencil and paper!
The most common errors students make aren’t math-related at all, but misreading their own handwriting or making copying errors going from one line to the next. With our textbook-quality output, messy work is a thing of the past! Plus, our unique math-aware editing tools make common tasks like starting the next step of a problem a snap—no copying required! We’re working hard to bring even more error-proofing tools to upcoming versions.
With Math I Can Do, you can use screen sharing to get math help without changing out of your PJs! Whether it’s virtual office hours with your professor, homework help from a friend, a distance enrichment course, or a professional tutoring service, our editor is the perfect medium for doing math together.
Using LaTeX to share math online is a pain. It takes time to learn, it’s hard to read, and you have to switch back and forth between writing code and checking if it says what you mean. Math I Can Do makes math easy to share. You can print it, save it as LaTeX or MathML, or even convert it to a PNG or SVG image. And we’re adding support for more new ways to share your work all the time!
We’re working to make our editor more accessible to everyone. We’ve already taken steps to support users with learning difficulties, and we’re currently working on other accessible features, such as speech output.
Math I Can Do supports writing math from grade school to college level and beyond: from student to STEM professional. Our notation is based on international standards like ISO 80000-2, making it easy to collaborate with colleagues around the globe!
Want to use our editor for math editing on your site using our flexible API? We’d love to work with you to find the best solution for your needs and budget.
The Math I Can Do editor is available as both a desktop app and a library for Web developers. Our rich API makes it easy to integrate custom, fully themed solutions into your projects. Try out some sample code! If you have questions, suggestions, or are interested in using our technology, don’t hesitate to contact us!
Math I Can Do Solutions Incorporated, which operates MathICanDo.com, is a privately held corporation with operations in British Columbia and Ontario, Canada. It has received financial support from the National Research Council of Canada Industrial Research Assistance Program (NRC-IRAP), in addition to technical and business-oriented advisory services.
Our logo was inspired by a geometric proof by rearrangement of the Pythagorean theorem. That’s the theorem that in a right-angled triangle, the square of the length of the hypotenuse is equal to the sums of the squares of the other two sides. (The hypotenuse is the side opposite of the right angle.)
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If you have questions or comments about our technology, drop us a line at mailcontactusmath@icandocom.uk.