Gauth

AI homework solver for math and science with step-by-step answers and 24/7 live tutors.

What is Gauth?

Gauth (formerly Gauthmath) is an AI homework helper for K-12 students covering math, biology, physics and chemistry. Snap a photo of a problem and it returns step-by-step solutions with explanations, combining AI models with a 24/7 live expert-tutor service. It also includes a study toolbox with reading, writing, calculator and focus-mode tools, and a PDF chat feature.

Key features

  • Photo-based problem solving with automatic question recognition
  • Step-by-step solutions with how and why explanations
  • 24/7 live expert tutor service alongside the AI
  • Multi-subject support: math, biology, physics, chemistry and more
  • PDF Chat: chat with PDFs and get summaries of key points
  • Study toolbox: reading simplification, writing/grammar check, calculator, focus mode
  • Question bank of 100M+ problems and 20M+ tutorial videos (Plus)
  • Multilingual support across 9+ languages

Pros

  • Mixes fast AI answers with real human tutors available around the clock, a rare combination
  • Covers science subjects beyond math, plus history and social sciences
  • Very high user ratings on app stores (4.8 stars) with 10M+ downloads on Google Play

Cons

  • Unlimited answers and the live tutor require the Gauth Plus subscription
  • Some educators consider instant-answer apps an academic-integrity risk
  • Pricing details are clearer on the app stores than on the public website

Gauth at a glance

PricingFreemium
CategoryEducation & Learning
Platformsweb, ios, android
Official websitewww.gauthmath.com
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Gauth FAQs

What is Gauth?

Gauth (formerly Gauthmath) is an AI homework helper for K-12 students covering math, biology, physics and chemistry. Snap a photo of a problem and it returns step-by-step solutions with explanations, combining AI models with a 24/7 live expert-tutor service. It also includes a study toolbox with reading, writing, calculator and focus-mode tools, and a PDF chat feature.

What are the main features of Gauth?

Gauth offers Photo-based problem solving with automatic question recognition, Step-by-step solutions with how and why explanations, 24/7 live expert tutor service alongside the AI, Multi-subject support: math, biology, physics, chemistry and more, PDF Chat: chat with PDFs and get summaries of key points, Study toolbox: reading simplification, writing/grammar check, calculator, focus mode, Question bank of 100M+ problems and 20M+ tutorial videos (Plus) and Multilingual support across 9+ languages.

How much does Gauth cost?

Gauth follows a freemium model: a free tier is available, and paid plans unlock higher limits and advanced features. Check its official website for current plan prices.

What are the pros and cons of Gauth?

Strengths of Gauth include Mixes fast AI answers with real human tutors available around the clock, a rare combination; Covers science subjects beyond math, plus history and social sciences; Very high user ratings on app stores (4.8 stars) with 10M+ downloads on Google Play. On the downside, Unlimited answers and the live tutor require the Gauth Plus subscription; Some educators consider instant-answer apps an academic-integrity risk; Pricing details are clearer on the app stores than on the public website.