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How Equatio helps your child
Equatio is an advanced digital math toolbar designed to make math and science education more accessible, interactive, and less frustrating for your child.
Equatio is a sidekick for schoolwork
By offering these flexible tools, Equatio helps build your child's confidence, giving them multiple ways to demonstrate their understanding and take ownership of their homework.
A few things you can do
Provide flexible ways to complete homework assignments
With Speech Input, your child can dictate equations directly into their device for automatic conversion into digital math. Alternatively, they can use a mouse or touchscreen to handwrite expressions that Equatio seamlessly turns into typed text using Handwriting Recognition.
Get reading support for word problems
Have any digital equation or text read aloud. This lets your child listen to the problem and focus on the math without struggling to decode difficult words.
Capture Math with a Smartphone
With Equatio Mobile, your child can snap photos of math from textbooks or handwritten notes. The mobile feature instantly turns these images into digital, editable math that's easy to add to their assignments.
Visualize Math and Science Concepts
If your child is a visual learner, Equatio offers tools that help make abstract concepts easier to understand. Using the Whiteboard, students can work through problems with virtual manipulatives, shapes, lines, and freehand drawing. Equatio also includes STEM resources such as a Desmos Graphing Calculator, Scientific Calculator, interactive periodic table, and 3D molecular viewer to support math and science learning.
Provide homework support
Math Mentor acts like a personal, 24/7 tutor for your child. When they’re stuck on a complex, multi-step math problem, this feature provides instant, step-by-step guidance and hints, helping them solve equations confidently on their own.

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Using Equatio at home
Sign in once on your child's device and the toolbar will be there waiting whenever they need it.
Four quick steps to get going
1 Open Chrome on your child's device
Look for the Equatio icon at the top right of the browser.
If it isn't visible, click the puzzle piece and pin it.
2 Sign in with their school account
Click the icon and sign in using the school login.
The toolbar will pop up across the top of the screen - it's already paid for by the school.
3 Try the toolbar together
Open a homework document and select a feature to support your child with their math work.
4 Get support
If the icon isn't showing, your child's school IT team can help - or check the FAQs.
Utilize the Equatio toolbar menu to open in app support right when and where you need it.
Take a quick tour
Watch this quick interactive walkthrough of how to access and open Equatio.

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Tools to support input, visibility & accessibility
Equatio supports input, visualization (visibility), and accessibility by providing a diverse set of specialized tools tailored to different learning preferences and needs.
Input, Visibility, and Accessibility
Equation Editor
Type directly into a math panel to insert fractions, exponents, and formulas.

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Tools to provide additional support
Equatio offers some additional features to support your child as they complete homework tasks and need guidance on completion of a math problem or require digital visuals to support their learning process.
Additional Support
Math Mentor
When your child is working on advanced or multi-step math problems at home, they do not have immediate access to a teacher and may become stuck or abandon the problem. Math Mentor acts as a built-in tutor directly within the Equation Editor to provide immediate, real-time guidance and hints. This allows your child to work through difficult steps independently and successfully complete the math process without having to wait for external help.
What are your next steps?
- Sit down with your child, pick one piece of homework, and try a single tool.
- The more Equatio becomes part of homework, the more confident they'll feel using it on their own.