Experience Equatio in action
Discover how Equatio makes math digital, accessible and easier for every learner.
Take a self-guided interactive tour
In this interactive demo, explore how students and educators can speak, type or draw math with ease. See how Equatio removes barriers to mathematical expression and helps learners engage with maths in ways that work best for them.
Try Equatio’s most-used features in real time and how they work
- See how students can speak, type or handwrite math digitally
- Explore features that support accessible and inclusive math learning
- Discover how Equatio helps students build confidence in STEM subjects
Simply fill out the form to start
Equatio benefits
Remove barriers to mathematical expression
Equatio lets students speak, type or handwrite maths expressions and instantly convert them into digital equations. This helps make maths easier to create, edit and share.
Accessible math for every learner
With features like equation alt text and multiple input methods, Equatio supports students with diverse learning needs. Making it especially useful for those with visual impairments or accessibility requirements.
Build confidence in math and STEM
Students can explore math visually, create practice problems and follow step-by-step guidance. It helps make complex math concepts easier to understand, supporting learning and developing confidence in STEM subjects.
Works across your digital learning tools
Equatio integrates seamlessly with tools like Google Docs, Forms and LMS platforms, helping students work with math wherever digital learning happens.
Frequently asked questions
The demo typically takes around 5-10 minutes to complete, but you can explore it at your own pace and revisit any section whenever you like.
The demo highlights some of Equatio’s most widely used features, including speech input, handwriting recognition, equation editing and tools that help students visualize and solve math problems digitally.
Equatio supports students and educators across K–12 and higher education. It helps learners who benefit from alternative ways to express math, including those who prefer speaking, typing or drawing mathematical expressions.
Yes. If you’d like to explore how Equatio could support math learning in your school or district, you can get in touch using the form at the top of the page and our team will be happy to help.