ThinkAssist is an iPhone and iPad AI homework helper for students who want any homework question, in any subject, explained and solved step by step from a single photo.
Take a photo of a question, a worksheet or a textbook page, or type the question in. Handwriting works too. Students don't pick a subject first. ThinkAssist recognizes the subject and topic by itself, whether it's algebra, chemistry, history or an English essay, from elementary school up to college.
Math solutions are broken into short steps, with equations, fractions and formulas shown the way they look in a textbook, so even long solutions are easy to follow on a phone. Every answer is explained step by step, so students can see how it was reached.
It's an alternative to Photomath, which only does math, to Socratic, which Google discontinued, and to Gauth, Brainly and Chegg. ThinkAssist has been on the App Store since 2023 and is rated 4.6 from more than 200 ratings.
Free to download: $29.99/year after a 7-day free trial, or $6.99/week after a 3-day free trial. No ads.

Hi Fazier! I'm Zoli, and I build iPhone apps under Dross Creative. ThinkAssist has been on the App Store since 2023. The idea is simple: a student stuck on homework should get the answer and see how it was reached, in any subject, from one photo. Many homework apps focus on one subject, like Photomath on math. ThinkAssist recognizes the subject by itself, reads handwriting, and breaks math into short steps with equations shown the way they look in a textbook. If a step is unclear, students can ask about it in a follow-up chat. I'd love your feedback, especially from students and parents: which subject should it get better at next?

Hi Fazier! I'm Zoli, and I build iPhone apps under Dross Creative. ThinkAssist has been on the App Store since 2023. The idea is simple: a student stuck on homework should get the answer and see how it was reached, in any subject, from one photo. Many homework apps focus on one subject, like Photomath on math. ThinkAssist recognizes the subject by itself, reads handwriting, and breaks math into short steps with equations shown the way they look in a textbook. If a step is unclear, students can ask about it in a follow-up chat. I'd love your feedback, especially from students and parents: which subject should it get better at next?
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