WolframAlpha Classic

Wolfram Group LLC

About this app

Use the power of Wolfram's computational intelligence to answer your questions. Building on 35+ years of development led by Stephen Wolfram, Wolfram|Alpha is the world's definitive source for instant expert knowledge and computation.

Across thousands of domains—with more continually added—Wolfram|Alpha uses its vast collection of algorithms and data to compute answers and generate reports for you.

Use Wolfram|Alpha to compute the following and much more:
• Identify a plane: "Flights overhead"
• Find out weather: "Weather last New Year's"
• Get information on movies: "Movies with Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock"
• Get financial insight: "APPL vs. MSFT"
• Calculate units and measurements: "Seconds in a nanocentury"
• Get trivia answers: "Number of tennis balls that can fit in a Boeing 747"
• Find nutritional information: "Whopper vs. Big Mac"
• Get fitness information: "Running calculator"
• Have fun: "Tell me a joke"

Privacy policy: https://www.wolfram.com/legal/privacy/wolfram

Terms of use: https://www.wolframalpha.com/termsofuse

Ratings and reviews

I can't believe this app is still around. I bought it on my first Android phone which was using the Jellybean. This app has evolved into an AI search app, though to call it just an AI app is too simple. This app is so much more than just a measly search engine or an online encyclopedia. This app IMO is comparable to the computer devices on all the Startrek shows. Right now the input languages is still evolving, but the future is bright for this app, if it keeps on going that is.

This app is completely unintuitive and unusable. Even worse, when I tried to request a refund on day one, both the developer and Google Play refused to take responsibility. They keep passing the blame to one another

Great app, well worth the money, I've had need of it fewer times than I would have hoped, but, it did exactly what I needed every single time, for those having trouble, just make sure you're putting the data in correctly, so long as it understands what you told it, you'll get the correct answer. (I'd say it's likely user error, in most cases.)