Orpheus for Mathematics
Maths is where most study tools fall down: they garble the notation and mark only the final answer. Orpheus typesets every equation properly and treats the working as the point. Generate practice papers, get step-by-step answer keys, have handwritten working marked, and drill the facts with spaced repetition.
What Orpheus does for Mathematics
Proper notation, everywhere
Fractions, roots, integrals, Greek letters and indices render as real typeset mathematics in questions, answer keys and the tutor, not as broken symbols.
Answer keys that show the working
Generated papers return the method and key steps for calculation questions, so the answer key works as a mark scheme you can actually learn from.
Marking that reads your working
The whiteboard marks handwritten maths in place, and the Response Marker judges a written solution against your rubric, not just the final line.
Step-by-step from the tutor
Stuck on a problem? The tutor works through it one step at a time, and Socratic mode leads you to the next step instead of handing it over.
The tools to use
Full maths papers with marks, worked answer keys and rubrics.
Work a problem freehand and have your handwriting marked in place.
Mark a written solution against a rubric with reasoning.
Step-by-step help, with a Socratic mode that guides rather than tells.
Drill formulae and definitions with spaced repetition.
Topics it handles well
A starting point, not a boundary. Guide any tool with your own topics or notes.
How to study Mathematics well
Common questions
Does Orpheus handle maths notation properly?
Yes. Everything is typeset with real mathematical notation, so fractions, roots, integrals and Greek letters display correctly rather than as garbled text.
Can it mark my handwritten working?
Yes. Photograph your working or use the whiteboard, and Orpheus reads and marks the maths, pointing out where a step goes wrong.
Can I make a maths paper on specific topics?
Yes. Choose the topics, difficulty and question types, or upload your own notes or a past paper to base the questions on.
Start with Mathematics today
Orpheus is free to start. Create an account and your work saves automatically.