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AI math tutor that builds each step as a draggable live graph
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What is GoodMaith?
GoodMaith is an AI math tutor that draws each step on a live, draggable graph. Teach mode asks questions beat by beat, Solve mode plots the full solution, and a graphing workbench and math handbook cover self-driven work.
GoodMaith is an AI math solver built around a live board rather than a text reply. When a problem is typed or a figure is pasted into chat, the tutor constructs the relevant objects as it explains: a circumcircle, a tangent to y = x², the region under an integral, a sine wave. Each sentence in the conversation corresponds to an object on the board, so the explanation and the figure stay on the same problem. Because the construction is live, moving a vertex or point updates every dependent object, which a screenshot or a static image cannot do. The chat has two modes. Teach asks one question per step, lets the learner choose the next move, and keeps the construction in sync. Solve writes out the full solution and plots the same construction in one pass for people who want the result first. Photos and pasted figures from worksheets can be uploaded, and the tutor reads them and builds a draggable version. Beyond chat, a graphing workbench offers algebra input and a board the user drives without the tutor, and a math handbook pairs formulas (triangles, inequalities for means, function transformations, the Euler e-function, circles in the plane) with figures that can be dragged. The product suits students and self-learners working on geometry, calculus and trigonometry, along with teachers who want visual explanations of why a step works. The focus is on math that can be seen, with geometry as the entry point. Compared with a general chatbot, which describes a picture in words, the board shows it. Compared with Desmos or GeoGebra, where the user types expressions and watches, the tutor draws the figure while it reasons, though the workbench covers the self-driven case. The tutor can be tried without an account, graphing stays open without sign-in, and signing in saves chats and unlocks more tutor use. Pricing details sit on a separate page.
How do you use GoodMaith?
1Open the chat with a live board
Go to the chat page and type a problem, or paste a figure or upload a photo of a worksheet. The tutor builds the construction beside the conversation.
2Pick Teach or Solve
Choose Teach to answer one question per step and pick the next move, or Solve to get the full solution plotted in one pass.3Drag points on the board
Move a vertex or a point on a curve and watch dependent objects update. This shows why each step works.4Try the graphing workbench
Open the workbench to type algebra and drive the live board yourself without the tutor.
5Browse the math handbook
Read a formula next to a draggable figure, then keep it on the board or ask about it in chat.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Explanations appear as objects on a board, so each sentence and figure stay on the same stepAI
- Dragging a point updates dependent objects, which shows why a construction holdsAI
- Teach and Solve modes cover both guided learning and quick full solutionsAI
- Photos or pasted worksheet figures can be turned into a draggable constructionAI
- Tutor can be tried without an account, and graphing needs no sign-inAI
Cons
- Focused on math that can be visualized, so abstract or purely symbolic topics gain less from the boardAI
- Full tutor access and saved chats require signing in, and more use points to paid plansAI
- Chat history is only kept on an account, so anonymous sessions are not savedAI
- Accuracy of figures built from uploaded photos is not documented, so results need checkingAI
How much does GoodMaith cost?
Pricing
The homepage mentions that signing in unlocks more of the tutor and points to a pricing page for further options. Specific prices are not stated on the homepage.
Learn moreFeatures
Chat with a live board, Teach and Solve modes, draggable constructions, photo and figure upload, a graphing workbench with algebra input, and a math handbook with interactive figures for formulas.
Frequently asked questions about GoodMaith
How much does GoodMaith cost?
The homepage mentions that signing in unlocks more of the tutor and points to a pricing page for further options. Specific prices are not stated on the homepage.Does GoodMaith offer a free trial?
The tutor can be tried without an account, and graphing stays open without signing in. Signing in saves chats and gives more tutor access.How do you use GoodMaith?
The walkthrough on this page covers 5 steps: 1. Open the chat with a live board 2. Pick Teach or Solve 3. Drag points on the board 4. Try the graphing workbench 5. Browse the math handbook.What platforms does GoodMaith support?
GoodMaith is available on Web App.What are the limitations of GoodMaith?
Focused on math that can be visualized, so abstract or purely symbolic topics gain less from the board. Full tutor access and saved chats require signing in, and more use points to paid plans. Chat history is only kept on an account, so anonymous sessions are not saved.
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Added10/7/2026
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Web App
Pricing
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