Modmath

Modmath

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À propos de l'application

Modmath is a revolutionary assistive technology designed to empower students who face challenges in writing and solving math equations. The app provides digital graph paper to help students line up numbers and equations accurately, offering essential support for individuals with dyslexia, dysgraphia, visual impairments, organizational challenges, cerebral palsy, or any physical limitations such as a broken hand, arm, or wrist.

With Modmath, students can easily:
- Import assignments directly from Google Drive (coming soon) or their photo library for seamless access.
- Write and solve equations using an intuitive and accessible keypad, custom designed to reduce frustration and improve legibility.
- Comment, grade, and share assignments directly within the app or export them as PDFs via text or email.

Unlike traditional calculators, Modmath does not solve equations for you. Instead, it serves as a powerful math notation tool that can be used in the classroom, at home, or as an adaptive math accommodation. By replacing the need for a scribe, Modmath fosters greater independence and confidence in students.

Why Choose Modmath?
Modmath is uniquely designed to support students struggling with:
- Fractions, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and calculus through customizable math symbols.
- Dyslexia and dysgraphia-friendly features, reducing the challenges associated with handwritten equations.

With its focus on reducing frustration and building independence, Modmath transforms the learning experience, helping students concentrate on mastering math skills instead of grappling with handwriting barriers.

Whether you're a parent, teacher, or student, Modmath is the ultimate tool to create a more inclusive and accessible math-learning environment. Start your journey today to make math less intimidating and more achievable with Modmath!

Nouveautés

Bug fixes and performance enhancements including:
- Fixed a bug where the keypad could be hidden when first creating a workbook in certain instances
- Fixed a bug where image imports were not displaying for some file types in certain instances

Thanks for using Modmath!