Math.now

Math.now is a free AI math solver built on GPT-4o, marketed under the name Math GPT. Users can type an equation directly, upload a photo of a handwritten or printed problem for OCR-based recognition, or submit a more complex problem as a document, and the tool returns a detailed, step-by-step solution rather than just a final answer. The solver covers a range of math topics, including algebra, geometry, calculus, and word problems, breaking each one into individual reasoning steps so a student can follow how the answer was reached rather than just copying it. After a solution is generated, an integrated Math AI bot lets users ask follow-up questions or request further explanation of a specific step, which is meant to support learning rather than just producing an answer. Math.now is aimed at students, teachers, and self-learners who need help working through math problems, and it is offered as a free tool rather than a paid subscription. Because it relies on OCR to read problems from images, accuracy can depend on how clearly a problem is written or photographed, and messy handwriting or a poor-quality photo may lead to misread equations. The site does not state a company name, founding year, or developer API.