MagicSchool is a popular and robust AI-driven teacher assistant and lesson plan generator packed with features that greatly assist math teachers in crafting lesson plans, activities, and assessments aligned with curriculum standards.

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Features: MagicSchool can help generate lesson plans, unit activities, active learning environments, or more. For math teachers, MagicSchool features a Math Spiral Review Generator, designed to provide review materials for various math topics. It's a practical tool for students preparing for exams or revisiting past topics.

Another offering is the Math Story Word Problem tool. Teachers can input a problem, and the platform generates a puzzle for students. In addition, there is a Table Analysis Generator that leverages AI to generate a table with data of your choice with associated questions that students can analyze in an assignment. Updates in 2024 enabled complex formatting when exported.

Also in 2024, MagicSchool launched MagicSchool for Students, a separate platform for students but supervised by teachers. This integration allows teachers to plan lessons and activities with student-facing tools

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Price: MagicSchool offers limited free features, including lesson planning, differentiation, feedback and more. For unlimited usage and plus features the cost is $8.33/month, or$99.96 yearly.

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Tom’s Take: MagicSchool is an excellent platform for streamlining math lesson planning and content development. Innovative features like the Math Spiral Review Generator, Math Story Word Problem tool, and Table Analysis Generator showcase MagicSchool's unique capabilities.

The 2024 introduction of MagicSchool for Students expands the platform's value, enabling teachers to supervise students as they perform math and solidifying its position as an key resource for educators in modern classrooms. That said, MagicSchool does not feature an advanced LLM, which makes it more prone to errors.

Eduaide is another powerful AI-driven lesson teaching assistant and plan generator full of handy resources for Math teachers. It is led by a practicing clsassroom teacher.

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Features: Eduaide’s specialized resources for math teachers include “Real World Example,” which applies mathematical concepts to practical scenarios and STEM Project tool, designed to craft STEM activities and complete with critical thinking questions and a breakdown of STEM principles.

With Eduaide’s Content Generator, you can uncover Math resources for primary, secondary and postsecondary math classrooms. Eduaide offers Worksheet, an opportunity for students to practice math skills, and Intentional Mistakes, which prompts students to identify and revise errors.

The Lesson Seed, which offers ideas based on objectives, is the most popular resource to start lesson planning in Eduaide. Simply select the subject and level of your students and enter a topic, or keywords. Eduaide’s AI then generates a lesson plan with objectives, direct instruction, practice activities, and more.

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Price: Eduaide offers up to 15 generations a month. For unlimited access to all tools and resources you’ll pay $5.99/month, or $49.99/year.

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Tom’s Take: Eduaide is a versatile lesson-planning platform, addressing a wide spectrum of educational needs and activities. Its capabilities extend beyond basic lesson creation, enabling educators to craft customized learning experiences through flexible, adaptable content modules. Yet, unlike MagicSchool, it does not offer student-facing tools.

Math instructors particularly benefit from Eduaide's specialized tools, including Real World Examples, STEM Projects, and Intentional Mistakes features. These resources facilitate the development of engaging, interactive math lessons that connect with students. The platform's adaptability empowers teachers to fine-tune lessons to their students' specific requirements, fostering a more impactful and immersive learning environment.

Khanmigo, a product of Khan Academy, is an intelligent tutoring system designed to offer students personalized tutoring. While it also serves as an AI teaching assistant, it is primarily designed for student interaction.

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Features: The Khan Academy was founded by Sal Khan, who began tutoring one of his cousins in mathematics and created short math lessons in the form of videos. The Khan Academy has since produced over 8,000 videos teaching a wide range of academic subjects.

Khanmigo is essentially a personal tutor, capable of understanding student queries and needs, and supplying students with relevant content and exercises. Khanmigo is designed to offer feedback and motivation and can adjust educational content in real time based on a student’s performance.

Khanmigo’s standout feature is its ability to guide students through the sequential steps or thought processes needed to solve a problem, rather than simply providing the answer. It encourages students to engage with the problem and reflect on their thinking.

In February 2025, Khanmigo math tutoring from moved from GPT-4 Turbo to GPT-4 Omni, which “leads to better tutoring performance.”

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Price: Khanmigo is free for U.S. teachers. Otherwise, an individual Khanmigo account is $9.99 a month. It can be expensive to equip all students with a Khanmigo account. Expect to be quoted based on the size of your department or institution.

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Tom’s Take: Khanmigo is an ideal tool for math teachers seeking to provide personalized, adaptive tutoring to their students. Its ability to guide learners through problem-solving steps and provide immediate feedback makes it a valuable resource for fostering mathematical proficiency and supporting students. Khanmigo features an advanced Large Language Model (LLM), but its LLM does make errors and its output should be evaluated.

StepWiseMath is an intelligent tutoring system that provides students with a personalized approach to learning math.

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Features: StepWiseMath leverages AI to interact with students, understand their questions and needs, provide them with relevant content and exercises, and give them feedback and encouragement.

StepWiseMath brings AI to students on affordable mobile devices, giving students instant help 24×7 so they can master critical math skills.

Teachers can leverage StepWiseMath to provide additional support to students learning math. The information produced by StepWise informs data-driven teaching and learning and offers actionable reports for teachers.

StepWise’s problem solving system can also be adapted to other domains such as physics or coding.

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Price: You can work through up to 10 math problems for free. An individual student account is $9.99/month.

Contact StepWise Math for school pricing.

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Tom’s Take: User reviews are sparse, but the available feedback is generally positive. Students will appreciate the platform's ability to simplify complex math problems and appreciate the flexibility to learn at their own pace.

A spring 2025 project at UC Berkely categorizes StepWise as “an AI powered math tutoring system that is able to reason step by step for hard math problems.”

Eduten is a digital math platform from Finland designed for grades K-12 and beyond. Developed by one of Finland’s top universities, Eduten has spread to over 50 countries worldwide and is used by more than 1 million students.

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Features: Created by teachers, for teachers, Eduten is based on Finnish pedagogy and is adaptable to any curriculum worldwide. It leverages gamification and is designed to keep students intrinsically motivated. Eduten’s program includes hundreds of high-quality tasks for students to build and improve their math skills. Eduten’s content library includes more than 200,000 gamified and varied tasks.

Eduten provides insightful learning analytics, useful differentiation, effective gamification, lesson planning support, and easy curriculum customization. Studies reportedly show that using Eduten, students solve up to 8 times more tasks compared to pen and paper.

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Price: Free four-week trial at your school. Contact Eduten for school pricing.

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Tom’s Take: Eduten Playground is a gamified and AI-based platform that provides scientifically based activities to boost learning results amd student motivation. Eduten Playground is reportedly the most popular digital math tool among Finnish teachers.

In addition, a February 2025 UNICEF article reported an 11.2 percentage point improvement in numeracy skills and a 4.6 percentage point increase in arithmetic fluency among students using Eduten in a pilot project.

Duolingo Math was launched in 2023 and aims to personalize Math learning.

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Features: Duolingo Math follows what has made the Duolingo language learning app so successful: short, interactive exercises, AI personalization, and a fun, but challenging, atmosphere.

Duolingo Math offers bite-sized lessons and a gamified atmosphere to make math learning fun. Users can opt for beginner math, covering foundational topics, or intermediate math, emphasizing practical skills with more intricate exercises.

In September 2024, Duolingo was made available to Android users, a year after iOS. In 2025, Duolingo Math is available in multiple languages, including Spanish and Korean.

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Price: Free with ads; paid options eliminate ads and add features.

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Tom’s Take: Duolingo Math is a fun interactive learning experience and adjusts the difficulty and sequence of math problems, to ensure that users are consistently challenged but not overwhelmed.

Reviews of Duolingo Math are positive, and users praise it for its enjoyable, interactive method of learning math. (I agree with that view!) However, some users have noted that the material can be a bit easy for high schoolers, recommending that more advanced content could be added in the future.

MathGPTPro is an advanced AI-powered math tutor designed to offer swift and interactive solutions to math problems and facilitate a “progressive” learning experience.

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Features: MathGPTPro is aimed at simplifying complex math challenges. Its key features include a user-friendly interface, AI-powered guidance for navigating through problems, and interactive exercises that promote an engaging learning environment.

MathGPTPro supports a wide array of mathematical topics, offering detailed, step-by-step solutions to enhance comprehension and problem-solving skills.​​​​

The platform aims to bridge the gap between mathematical complexity and accessibility, harnessing AI and mathematical expertise. Users can expect support in various areas such as equations, optimization problems, and more, tailored to their specific needs.

Its 2025 beta model purports to solve math with “20%+ higher accuracy than GPT-4.”

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Price: Free for up to 10 tries. Basic account offers unlimited usage at $8.99/month.

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Tom’s Take: Teachers and students alike will appreciate MathGPT Pro’s ability to provide step-by-step solutions and detailed explanations for a wide range of math topics, from basic arithmetic to advanced calculus. Teachers can input specific concepts, questions, or problem types, and the tool will generate comprehensive, easy-to-understand explanations and examples. Reviews are sparse, but users are universally enthusiastic in their commentaries.

Socratic by Google was an AI-powered educational app designed to assist students and teachers whose core functionalities have been integrated into Google Lens as of October 2024

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Features: By simply taking a photo of their homework problem, students receive detailed explanations, step-by-step solutions, and relevant resources to help them understand the underlying concepts.

Futhermore, students can use their voice to ask for help on anything.

The app covers a wide range of subjects, including mathematics, science, literature, and more. Socratic's AI technology uses machine learning to recognize the problems and find the best solutions from a vast database of educational content.

Additionally, Google Lens provides visual explanations and links to video tutorials to enhance understanding.

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Price: Free. Install the Socratic app on iOS or Android.

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Tom’s Take: Google Lens provides clear explanations bound to help struggling students.It strikes me as especially beneficial for high school students who need immediate and reliable help with their assignments.

Judging by commentaries, users found Socratic helpful and valuable and teachers describe finding “new ways” to teach students as a result. It is rated 4.9 out of 5 in the App Store based on 500,000 users.Google Lens should continue that path.

Kahoot! DragonBox is a collection of educational apps designed to make learning math fun and engaging for children.

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Features: Each Kahoot! DragonBox app targets different aspects of math education, from basic number concepts to complex algebraic equations. These apps leverage interactive gameplay to capture children's interest and help foster a deeper understanding of math principles.Here are three Kahoot! DragonBox offerings:

1-Kahoot! Multiplication: This app transforms the task of memorizing multiplication tables into an engaging game. It helps children ages 8 and up practice and master their times tables through interactive and fun challenges.

2-Kahoot! Numbers: This app, targeted at children ages 4-8, introduces young learners to the concept of numbers and their functions. It uses playful activities to help children understand the basics of numbers.

3-Kahoot! Big Numbers: Designed for ages 6-9, this app focuses on teaching long addition and subtraction through play and exploration.

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Price: DragonBox, is available with a Kahoot! Kids subscription. Free to try for 7-days, then $9.99/mo. or $59.99/year. It’s $25/month to host up to 50 participants per session.

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Tom’s Take: Kahoot! DragonBox is ideal for personalized practice and problem-solving. Use it to build students’ foundational skills and conceptual understanding. Keep students engaged, create interactive quizzes and challenges using Kahoot! Numbers.

Numbas is an open-source assessment system for online mathematics. It was created at Newcastle University and aligns best with secondary and post-secondary math instruction.

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Features: With Numbas, math teachers can build questions related to algebra, calculus, geometry, and statistics, using randomization to generate infinite question variations. Numbas incorporates LaTeX and includes tools for graphing, numerical input, and custom marking algorithms.

Numbas enables math teachers to step-by-step marking, allowing students to receive partial credit and feedback on intermediate work—ideal for formative assessment.

Questions can be embedded in websites, used in LMS systems like Moodle, or be exported. Math teachers can copy or edit existing questions from the public Numbas editor or develop their own, making it a valuable tool for creating diagnostic tests, quizzes, and homework.

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Price: Numbas is free and open source, with no subscription required. Institutions can host it themselves or integrate it with their LMS.

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Tom’s Take: Numbas is limited when it comes to assessing higher order math thinking, but students find it easy to use, helpful, and engaging. Probaly its best feature is its step-by-step marking, giving teachers latitide to provide partial credit and feedback.

Math Whiteboard is a browser-based digital whiteboard designed specifically for teaching and learning mathematics.

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Features: Designed for math instruction, Math Whiteboard offers real-timecollaboration and AI-infused tools that support both students and teachers.

At its core, Math Whiteboard combines handwriting recognition with a built-in computer algebra system, allowing students to write, manipulate, and solve equations naturally—by hand or keyboard.

A key feature is its dynamic graphing, where equations are visualized instantly and can be explored with sliders and parameter controls. The tool also supports symbolic computation, enabling step-by-step simplification, differentiation, integration, and equation solving.

Teachers can upload PDFs, annotate worksheets, or create custom lesson boards. Students can join sessions live, collaborate in real-time, and receive immediate feedback from both the AI system and their teacher.

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Price: Math Whiteboard is free to use.

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Tom’s Take: A no-brainer. Users praise its intuitive interface, powerful math engine, and usefulness in hybrid or remote classrooms. Some want deeper LMS integration, but most see it as an invaluable, no-cost tool for interactive math instruction.

Formative is a long-time assessment platform that allows for various auto-graded question types.

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Features: Formative includes a variety of auto-graded question types, including multiple-choice, true/false, matching, and fill-in-the-blank. Its "show your work" question type even allows students to draw or write out their work and have it graded by the teacher. 

Formative also enables a teacher to transform a PDF or Google Doc into an auto-graded quiz. It also facilitates built-in questions in slides, YouTube videos and purports to detect if students copy and paste work. Formative leverages AI to intelligently group similar student responses for teachers to grade at once. It also learns from teacher scoring to provide suggested scores for future responses.

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Price: The basic plan is free and includes unlimited lessons, assignments, and assessments, but does not include grading and feedback tools. The (“Silver”) costs $15 a month and includes unlimited lessons, assignments, and assessments, advanced question types.

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Tom’s Take: Over the years, I have greatly benefited from the "Upload & Transform" feature and the ability to see student responses in real-time. It enables teachers to identify students who may be falling behind, or perhaps going too fast. Last year, Newsela, a leading K-12 instructional content platform, acquired Formative, combining Formative's assessment activities with Newsela's excellent content.

Maths.ai is an AI-powered platform designed to make math “cool” and assist with a wide range of mathematical problems.

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Features: Maths.ai leverages AI to provide step-by-step solutions and offers explanations and relevant formulas in the process of solving mathematical problems.

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Price: Free, but in beta with a waitlist.

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Tom’s Take: Math.ai appears accurate and efficient and, if leveraged effectively, can be a valuable learning aid that can enhance student understanding and mathematics. It can help alleviate anxiety and discouragement when solving math problems. But some students may see it as way to get answers quickly. So Maths.ai should likely be used only as a supplement to othet eaching methods.

eSpark uses generative AI to create differentiated and personalized supplemental curriculum resources for K-5 math and reading.

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Features: eSpark activities are “playful” standards-based games, videos, and other interactive math and reading activities. eSpark leverages AI to tailor individual lessons to each students’ personal backgrounds and interests.

Each activity within eSpark is aligned with state standards, ensuring that students are practicing skills relevant to their grade level. Additionally, eSpark offers formative assessments embedded in activities. Finally, eSpark also provides teachers with detailed reports on individual and class-wide performance

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Price: Contact eSpark for institution pricing.

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Tom’s Take: eSpark has typically received high online ratings from teachers though some express a desire for deeper content.

Squirrel Ai Learning is a Chinese K12 edtech company specializing in intelligent adaptive education. It provides a personalized learning plan and one-on-one tutoring in Math, and other subjects.

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Features: Squirrel AI uses generative AI to customize lessons and practice problems based on each student’s unique learning profile. It breaks down a subject into the smallest possible conceptual pieces. Middle school math, for example, is subdivided into over 10,000 atomic elements, with the goal to identify gaps in understanding as precisely as possible.

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Price: Contact Squirrel AI for institution pricing.

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Tom’s Take: Squirrel AI appears to have a lot of brainpower behind it and financial backing. Squirrel AI has research agreements with well-regarded institutions such as Carnegie Mellon University and UC-Berkeley etc.

Mapify, formerly ChatMind, is an innovative AI-powered mind mapping tool designed to streamline and enhance your brainstorming and project management experience.

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Features: Mapify transforms your questions, articles, or data into a comprehensive mind map with just a click. The tool offers context rewriting and dialogue expansion features, allowing for a more in-depth exploration of ideas. It also provides functionalities for framework sorting, brainstorming, project management, schedule arrangement, and note-taking, making it a versatile tool for various tasks.

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Price: One Free credit a month. Basic account is $5.99/month.

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Tom’s Take: Math students can greatly benefit from Mapify. The tool’s dialogue expansion feature can help explain complex mathematical formulas and equations in a step-by-step manner. Moreover, the mind maps can help visualize mathematical concepts and their relationships, making abstract mathematical ideas more tangible. The tool can also assist in organizing and structuring mathematical proofs, making them easier to understand and follow.

Moreover, the bookmarking feature allows students to save important URLs for later reference, facilitating efficient study and research.

Elicit AI is an advanced research assistant that leverages Large Language Models (LLMs) and is designed to help users navigate and understand relevant research articles in-depth.

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Features: Elicit AI can find pertinent math papers without relying on exact keyword matches and extract key information from these papers to answer user’s questions. It also synthesizes evidence and arguments, designs research plans, and evaluates interventions.

One standout feature is how Elicit helps you extract intricate details and organize them into a clear table, simplifying the analysis.

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Price: Try for free and receive 5,000 credits. Basic account is $10/month, o extract data from 600 pages a year.

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Tom’s Take: For upper-level math students, Elicit can help students navigate and understand complex mathematical research papers, extracting key information and answering questions about mathematical concepts, theories, and proofs. The tool’s ability to design research plans can also aid students in planning and executing their math projects or assignments. Moreover, Elicit AI’s intervention evaluation feature can help students understand the practical applications of mathematical concepts.

Symbolab is a versatile and user-friendly platform for solving a wide range of mathematical problems.

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Features: Symbolab covers subjects from pre-algebra to advanced calculus, and it is particularly useful for its interactive graphing tools, and comprehensive practice problems.

Symbolab is valuable for its ability to help students understand complex mathematical concepts through detailed explanations and visual tools. It is suitable for all education levels, from middle school to university.

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Price: Limited free features, inluding practice problems. Pro plan, which includes all solutions, costs $2.49 a month.

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Tom’s Take: Symbolab is intuitive, provides clear explanations, and offers a robust set of features that support students and educators in solving and understanding mathematical problems.

That said, all solution steps are not available to free users.