Owlgebra

Math help that explains what to do—and why it works. Type or photograph a problem, work through clear steps with Pip, and practice what you learn. Built for students and families, from fractions to algebra and beyond.

Step-by-Step Math Help and Practice

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Built for Understanding

A Tutor That Helps Students Do the Thinking

Owlgebra turns a typed or photographed math problem into guided learning: follow the reasoning, check your work, practice a related skill, and use recent learning evidence to choose what to work on next.

Owlgebra combines rule-based math with AI-assisted tutoring. Supported problems use mathematical checks; AI helps with other explanations and image-reading tasks. Automated help can make mistakes.See how Owlgebra checks math.

More Than an Answer Engine

How Owlgebra Is Different

The technology is designed around learning, accuracy, and useful follow-through — not just getting to the final answer faster.

Rule-Based Math and AI Support

Supported problems use deterministic math rules and checks. AI helps with other tutoring and image-reading tasks. Pip can ask for clarification when a problem cannot be checked reliably.

Feedback Grounded in Your Work

Math Pad keeps your written steps alongside quizzes and practice. Supported checks can review those steps, while learning summaries distinguish assisted work from independent success.

Practice Builds on Prior Learning

Quizzes, concept cards, spaced review, mastery levels, and learning memory help Pip connect today’s work to what a student has already practiced.

Parents Get Signal, Not Clutter

Linked families get learner-specific progress, patterns, goals, study tools, and privacy controls without mixing siblings’ work or taking over the student experience.

How It Works

STEP 1

Snap or Type

Photograph a problem from homework or a textbook, or type it in.

STEP 2

Follow Pip's Steps

Pip guides you one step at a time, explaining the rule behind each move.

STEP 3

Quiz & Earn

Practice with quizzes, earn eligible points, and build evidence of what you understand.

Try a Clear Explanation—No Account Needed

Start with one idea, follow a worked example, then try a problem yourself.

Explore the free math guides

Start free. Upgrade when Owlgebra earns it.

Free is for occasional help, Plus is built for regular homework, and Premium removes the normal weekly tutoring limits.

Free

Try real Owlgebra help without a subscription

$0 / forever
  • 1 learner profile
  • 5 Step-by-Step solves / week
  • 5 Ask Pip questions / month
  • 3 quizzes / week per learner
  • 20 saved study cards / month
  • Quick Answer and Step-by-Step use the same checked solve
  • Solve Packs available when you need more
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Plus

Best fit for regular homework

$8.99 / month
  • Up to 3 learner profiles
  • 75 Step-by-Step solves / week (shared)
  • 75 Ask Pip questions / month (shared)
  • 50 quizzes / month per learner
  • Unlimited study cards
  • Weekly parent progress report
Get started

Or $69.99/year, billed annually. Choose your plan after account setup.

Premium

Complete Owlgebra access for the household

$17.99 / month
  • Up to 10 learner profiles
  • Unlimited Step-by-Step for normal personal use
  • Complete learner and parent feature access
Get started

Or $129.99/year, billed annually. Choose your plan after account setup.

Prices are in USD. Eligible first-time Plus subscribers can choose a 7-day trial or pay now. Trials renew into the selected paid plan unless canceled before they end. Free signup does not start a paid subscription.

One plan covers your account and its learner profiles, with separate progress for each learner. Plus Step-by-Step and Ask Pip allowances are shared across the household. Quiz allowances are per learner.

Built for Student Privacy and Parent Control

Owlgebra requires parental consent for kids under 13, does not sell student data, provides account deletion tools, and gives parents controls for linked learners, rewards, and study settings.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a free plan?

Yes. Free has no subscription charge and includes 1 learner profile, 5 Step-by-Step solves per week, 5 Ask Pip questions per month, 3 quizzes per week per learner, and 20 saved study cards per month. Upgrading is optional. Under-13 setup includes the refundable parental-verification charge explained below.

How much do Plus and Premium cost?

Plus is $8.99/month or $69.99/year for up to 3 learner profiles. Premium is $17.99/month or $129.99/year for up to 10. Annual plans are charged for the full year, not in monthly installments. See plans and allowances; the checkout shows the amount due and any applicable taxes before you confirm.

Do I have to take the 7-day trial?

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. Premium and paid-now Plus start with payment at checkout. Creating a Free account does not start a paid subscription.

What can I learn with Owlgebra?

Owlgebra is built around grades 2–12, with arithmetic, fractions, 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.

Do learners need a parent account?

Learners age 13 or older can create an independent account; a parent or guardian must agree to the Terms of Service for anyone under 18. Parents who want to manage a household use their own account to set up linked learners, view progress, and manage family settings. Learning for children under 13 stays blocked until parental verification is complete. That process includes a disclosed $0.50 card-verification charge that is automatically refunded; it is not a subscription.

Does Owlgebra just give answers?

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 and practice where available. Math Pad lets you show your written steps inside supported learning activities; it is not a separate general-purpose work-review service.

Can I use a phone or upload a homework photo?

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.

Does Owlgebra include SAT and ACT preparation?

Yes—Math skill practice, learning links, and full-length Math practice simulations. Free includes starter skills and one SAT Math plus one ACT Math simulation per learner per calendar month (UTC). Plus and Premium include unlimited Test Prep practice for normal personal use. 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.

What progress information do parents receive?

Linked families can review each learner separately in the parent experience. Plus and Premium include weekly parent progress emails; Free includes a monthly sample. Reports depend on recorded activity and your email preferences, and distinguish guided work from independent evidence. They are learning summaries, not a guarantee of mastery or a diagnosis.

How do I cancel or ask for a refund?

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.

Does Owlgebra use AI, and is learner data used for advertising?

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, parent controls, retention, and deletion details.

What if an answer or explanation looks wrong?

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.

How Owlgebra Uses Google Sign-In

Owlgebra offers Sign in with Google as an optional way to create and access your account, using your Google account email for authentication and account creation. Connecting Google Calendar is optional and uses a separate authorization flow.

We use your account email to identify and authenticate your account, send essential account and consent communications, and associate purchases you request. We do not sell Google Sign-In data or share it for advertising.

You can disconnect Google Sign-In or request deletion of your account data at any time. For full details on how your information is accessed, used, stored, and protected, see our Privacy Policy.