Observed arrival · 2026-11-02
SolveNotes wants to check your maths as you write
A pre-launch maths notebook concept for tablets and phones that promises to check handwritten university work, mark errors, and graph functions beside the page.
- For
- University maths students using tablets or phones
- Worth noticing
- Red marks are reserved for algebraically refuted lines or cases where two independent judges agree.
Field notes
The page lays out a pen-first workflow: after writing stops, a computer-algebra engine checks each line, with red marks reserved for refuted work or agreement by two independent judges. It reports two 60-page tests—one typed and one using neat benchmark handwriting—and explicitly says messy lecture notes remain the next test. The app is still in development and not in app stores; the waitlist form says joining is free and creates no account.
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