Wolfram alpha and symbolab are my go tos. If you want to play around with graphs e.g. (Add sliders and things like that), Desmos is pretty good for 2d graphs.

Have been using the GeoGebra app on my phone/computer for the longest time. They have their website too. My student came across this one which seems to be a great equivalent. Desmos https://www.desmos.com/

Take a look at this website

https://www.calculator.net/

Qalculate!

Wolfram Alpha has been my go to since high school.

Will give it a try. Thank you very much

Thank you, a very practical app

https://lake-e.github.io/iPad-Calculator/about

Ncalc FX. Need more ? HP prime calculator, haha, for nerd.

Solves!

https://apps.apple.com/app/id1394359548

Calzy:

https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/calzy/id623690732

Solves is my first choice. Calculator Plus Is my second choice.

Desmos app

For Android check out wabbitemu. It allows you to use most of the TIs. Not sure if its out for iPhone yet.

There's a TI84 emulator my friend for android. Download wabbitemu then load the TI 84 rom to it or TI83. I have it in my phone ever since I donwloaded it.

TI has a program where they give free calculators to schools to loan out to low-income students. I’m not sure the details, but it’s what my college’s learning center does.

Maybe you may not be looking for it, but someone else might: HP Primes are free on Apple’s App Store.

Apps is a little restricting. There are no plenty of amazing YouTube channels, websites, and textbooks for math

Khan academy (app and website) has everything you need for high school and some undergrad math (nothing proof based as of today). It’s got Pre-algebra, algebra 1, high school geometry, algebra 2, trigonometry, PreCalculus, AP statistics (introductory college level statistics), AP calculus AB (calculus 1 mostly), AP calculus BC (calculus 1 and calculus 2 in one course), multivariable calculus (calculus 3), differential equations, linear algebra, upon a few other things

MIT’s open courseware has a fuck ton of shit from like, algebra 1, to the calculus series, to topology, abstract algebra, analysis (advanced calculus), and more

Since everyone else has already mentioned khan academy, i'll add aops (art of problem solving) to it. Though its a forum, there are lots of problems at many different levels being discussed. And the discussions are enriching if you know what to pick up.

Khan academy is a website tho

While this isn’t an app, ArtOfProblemSolving.com is simply fantastic. It doesn’t just present you content and quiz you, it always gives you problems just beyond your understanding of the topic which is the best way to build intuition and problem-solving skills. They have ebooks that go up until calculus.

Khan is good for covering everything brilliant is good for getting your brain thinking.

Desmos and wolframalpha are my favorites

part time undergrad in my 4th year but not a senior.

desmos and youtube are my two most used apps for math. youtube not as much but depending on the class you’re taking it can be extremely helpful. there’s a popular series called the essence of linear algebra that damn near carried me through the class.

i haven’t found a good ai chatbot for math and i kinda stopped looking. chatgpt hallucinates math sometimes and i just don’t have it on me to try and catch it whenever it does that. i’m not a teacher that’s why i’m asking it in the first place lol.

Have you looked into studdy.ai? It's surprisingly accurate and used by a lot of people.

ChatGPT is notorious for spewing garbage math.

The calculator app is still superior

Euclidea - geometry game where you construct shapes using straight edge and compass :)

Grapher on OS X

Pencil, paper, and a book. Everything else is a (possibly fun) toy.

> is my beard and butter

I hope you have some napkins.

octave is a free and open source matlab alternative, which i'll mention because everything you talked about aside from matlab itself is free to use (well, w|a is only partially free).

mathematica, not free nor open source, is a wonderful computational environment, better suited for mathematics than matlab/octave and has wolfram alpha integrated into it. i used mathematica religiously when i was an undergraduate and my university paid for the subscription.

Where can we find that app

I mean is that available in play store.

Badhiya Bhai Congratulations 🎉👏

is guve the name?

But I left math, great job OP

Guys here is the link is case you want to try :). https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=night.owl.mental.maths

I use Wolfram alpha or mathaway