Write a maths problem the way you would on paper and finish it with “=”. Chalkmind works it out, writes the answer next to yours in handwriting, and shows the steps. Then ask it to explain, give a hint, or check a student’s working.
Coming soon to Google Play · Android 7.0+ · Best on a tablet with a stylus
Chalkmind feels like a normal whiteboard: pen, highlighter, eraser, pages. It also understands what you write.
Write an equation, an identity or a geometry problem and end it with “=”. Simple sums are solved instantly on the device; harder ones, like the triangle here, are read and solved by the AI.
Circle any part of the board and ask about it. The assistant sees exactly what you selected, so the answer is about your problem, not a generic one.
Import worksheets, notes or a textbook chapter and write straight on top. Highlight a word and Chalkmind gives its meaning in that sentence. Highlight a paragraph and it explains it in simple language.
Type a topic and get a flowchart, mind map or concept map drawn on the board, made of real shapes and text. Move a box, rename a step or add your own arrows.
Fast, smooth writing with a stylus or a finger, and the tools a lesson needs.
Use the pen like you would on paper or a whiteboard. Import a PDF if you are working from a sheet or a book.
End a problem with “=”, or select anything and pick Explain, Hint, Check my work or Quiz.
Get the answer in handwriting, the steps, and an explanation you can keep on the board.
Lessons, notes and PDFs are saved on your tablet or phone. When you use an AI feature, only what you choose (your selection, a page, a photo or highlighted text) is sent to answer you. There are no ads. Read the privacy policy.
Chalkmind is free to download. Writing, drawing, shapes, PDF annotation and on-device maths solving are free. AI features may have a daily usage limit.
Yes for the whiteboard: drawing, saving, PDF annotation and many maths problems are solved on the device. The AI tutor, PDF word look-up and harder problems need an internet connection.
Android phones and tablets running Android 7.0 or later. It works best on a tablet with a stylus, and supports palm rejection.
They are saved on your device. When you use an AI feature, only what you choose (a selection, a page, a photo or highlighted text) is sent to answer you. There are no ads.
Handwritten solving covers arithmetic, algebra, geometry, physics and chemistry problems. The AI tutor can explain, quiz and summarise material from any subject.
Yes. Teachers use it to explain on a tablet connected to a screen or projector, with a laser pointer, pages, PDFs and AI-made quizzes, worksheets and mind maps.
Chalkmind is in testing before its Google Play launch. Teachers and students who join the beta get early access and a direct line to shape what comes next.
We’ll reply with a link to install from Google Play’s testing programme.