Solvely

Solvely is an exam preparation tool. Solvely solves homework from a photo or typed question, shows step by step working, cross-checks answers across multiple AI models, and adds flashcards, mock exams and an AI lecture note taker.

Solvely is a study assistant built around one core action: uploading a question and getting a worked solution back. Math is the anchor, with a picture of an equation or word problem feeding a solver that returns a final answer plus the intermediate steps. The homepage shows worked geometry and algebra examples, including an interactive graph where coefficients and line parameters can be adjusted and an annotated number line. The same solver also returns chemistry structure visualisations, accounting style financial tables and other course material, which puts it closer to a full homework companion than a pure equation calculator. Beyond the solver, the product bundles a whiteboard tutor, flashcards, quizzes, study guides and mock exams. The exam prep flow asks which exam is coming, what score is the target and when the test is, then produces a predicted score, weakest skills and a focused plan built from short adaptive diagnostics. Mock exams carry a predicted likelihood band (for example 90 percent or higher) and a question count, which frames revision around likely topics rather than a flat question bank. A separate AI Note Live product records live lectures, transcribes them in real time, organises the transcript into structured notes and lets a student choose a note style, edit and export, with instant Q&A over the material and multi language support. Input is flexible: typed questions, image uploads, pasted links to public webpages and documents, a calculator and voice input. A Chrome extension extends the solver to other websites. Format support for uploads covers image, PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint and text. Answers are cross-checked across multiple AI models, GPT, Claude and Solvely's own models among them, and the reasoning is shown step by step, which matters for students who need to reproduce the method rather than just check a result. The tool suits secondary and university students working through problem sets, and equally suits anyone who wants a photo first interface for quantitative homework. It sits in a crowded field of photo math apps; its differentiation is the breadth of subjects, the multi model answer check and the study layer of mock exams and notes rather than a single subject calculator.