Question 1

Does it show how to set up the equation, not just solve it?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The setup is most of the page: a "let" statement defining the variable with its unit, a table or diagram when the problem type calls for one, and each phrase of the problem translated into an expression before the equation appears.

Question 2

Can I take a picture of a word problem?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Upload or paste a photo of the problem. The AI reads the text and any table or figure, restates the problem so you can confirm it read correctly, and then solves it.

Question 3

Which grade levels does the word problem solver cover?

Accepted Answer

Middle school ratios, percents, and proportions, Pre-Algebra and Algebra 1 classics like distance and mixture problems, Algebra 2 systems and exponentials, SAT and ACT word problems, and the related rates and optimization problems from Calculus.

Question 4

Does it answer in a sentence with units?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The last line answers the question that was asked, as a sentence, with the correct unit. If the problem asks for a time, the page says "4 hours," not "x = 4."

Question 5

Can it check a setup I wrote myself?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Grader mode reads your attempt and says which sentence of the problem you mistranslated, which is usually where a word problem goes wrong, instead of just marking the final number.

Question 6

Is the word problem solver free?

Accepted Answer

Three handwritten generations per month are free and reset monthly. Explanations and practice problems are unlimited on every plan. Paid plans are the $4.99 Weekly Pass, or Starter at $7, Standard at $25, and Pro at $45 a month.