Question 1

What can I upload to worksheet mode?

Accepted Answer

A PDF or photos of the worksheet in JPG, PNG, WEBP, or HEIC, up to 10 pages per upload. The app lists every problem it finds, up to 20, and you can edit a problem it misread, untick the ones you do not need, or add one it missed before anything is drawn.

Question 2

Is worksheet mode free?

Accepted Answer

Scanning the worksheet and previewing the solutions as text are free. Drawing the handwritten pages needs a paid plan, and each page uses one page credit: Weekly Pass $4.99 for one week and 10 pages, Starter $7 a month for 10, Standard $25 for 50, Pro $45 for 100. The free plan includes 3 single-problem pages a month but not worksheet mode.

Question 3

How are the answers checked?

Accepted Answer

Before any page is drawn, each solution is checked by a second AI from a different company. When the two agree, the page is drawn. When they disagree, the page is flagged in the list so you know which problems to look at yourself. You also see every solution as text first and can edit any step.

Question 4

Does it redraw the figures from the worksheet?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Triangles, graphs, number lines, and other figures on the worksheet are redrawn by hand on the solution page and labeled, so a geometry or physics problem comes back with its picture, not a description of one.

Question 5

What handwriting styles, paper, and ink can I pick?

Accepted Answer

Cursive, Print, Messy, or Neat, or your own handwriting cloned from one photo, on lined, graph, or plain paper, in blue, black, or pencil ink. Every account includes one free custom-handwriting try; paid plans include unlimited cloning.

Question 6

How long does it take, and what do I get at the end?

Accepted Answer

About a minute per page, with a small car game to play while it draws. At the end you download one PDF in US Letter or A4 with one page per problem. Every page is also saved to your history so you can come back to it before the test.

Question 7

Is using worksheet mode cheating?

Accepted Answer

Turning in pages you have not read is, and it does not survive the unit test. Reading full, checked solutions for every problem on the sheet, comparing them to your own attempt, and practicing the ones you missed is studying. Explanations, previews, and practice problems are free for that reason.