OwlgebraMath Help, Step-by-Step

Owlgebra — Math Help, Step-by-Step. Work through a problem with Pip, understand why each step works, and try related practice where available. Owlgebra combines rule-based math with AI-assisted help. Automated explanations can make mistakes.

Yes. Each week, Free includes 10 Step-by-Step solves, 5 Ask Pip questions, 5 quizzes, 5 Guided Studies, and 3 SAT/ACT starter practice sets combined. These are separate allowances that refresh Monday. Explanations and step support are included where supported. Resuming a saved Guided Study does not use another new-study allowance. You can also save 20 study cards each month.

Plus is $7.99/month or $59.99/year, with unlimited normal personal study: Step-by-Step solves, Ask Pip, quizzes, Guided Studies, SAT/ACT practice, and saved study cards. It also includes repeat full Math practice tests and the complete saved-work archive. Annual billing is one yearly payment, not monthly installments. Short cooldowns protect against unusually rapid or automated activity; saved work remains available. Checkout shows the amount due and any applicable taxes before you confirm.

No. Eligible first-time Plus subscribers can choose a 7-day trial or use “Subscribe Now” to pay immediately for the same Plus access. A trial renews into your selected paid plan unless you cancel before its end time. Paid-now Plus starts with payment at checkout. Creating a Free account does not start a paid subscription.

Review arithmetic and fraction foundations, or work on algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and selected advanced topics. Learn & Practice includes lessons, Guided Studies, quizzes, and review. You can explore the free math guides before creating an account.

Owlgebra is designed for independent learners age 13 or older in the United States. Use your own learning account. If you are under 18, a parent or guardian must agree to the Terms of Service on your behalf.

You can start with a Quick Answer or follow Step-by-Step from the same checked solve. Pip explains what to do and why, with alternate explanations where available. In supported quizzes and Guided Study activities, Math Pad gives you a place to write your steps.

Yes. Use Owlgebra in a supported mobile or desktop browser. Type a problem or upload a photo, crop to the math, and review the text Owlgebra reads before solving. Voice input is available in supported browsers. An internet connection is needed; avoid including names, faces, or other personal details in uploaded work.

Yes—Math skill practice, learning links, and full-length Math practice simulations. Free includes one full SAT Math and one full ACT Math practice test per account, one time each. These do not reset weekly or monthly. Saved attempts remain available to resume or review; abandoning a test does not restore its allowance. Plus includes repeat full Math practice tests for normal personal study. These tests do not use solves, quiz credits, or Guided Study credits. These are original Owlgebra questions, not official exams or official score predictions, and do not include the non-math sections. Owlgebra is not affiliated with or endorsed by College Board or ACT.

Your account keeps your saved math work, practice results and progress. Guided work and independent evidence are distinguished; activity alone does not prove mastery. You can discuss your learning progress and goals with a parent or teacher.

For a Stripe-billed plan, the account owner can open Account → Manage billing. A confirmed cancellation stops future renewals; it does not automatically refund a previous payment. The Refund Policy explains the first-payment 14-day exception, Solve Packs, and how to contact support.

Owlgebra combines programmed math rules with AI-assisted features. Photos, tutoring messages, and relevant learning context may be processed by service providers. We do not sell student data or use it for behavioral advertising. See the Privacy Policy for collection, retention, and deletion details.

Automated tutoring can make mistakes. Check that the problem was entered or read correctly, and use the in-app feedback tools or contact support to report a concern. Verify important work with a teacher or trusted reference. Our Math Accuracy page explains the checks and their limits.