ThinkAssist

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ThinkAssist is an iPhone and iPad AI homework helper for students who want any homework question, in any subject, explained and solved step by step from a single photo.

Help with math, grammar, essays and biology

Cost / License

Freemium (Subscription)
Proprietary

Application type

Math Solver

Since

Since 2023

Updated

Updated Mar 2026

Platforms

iPhone
iPad

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Properties

Lightweight
Educational
AI-Powered

Features

No Coding Required
No registration required
No Tracking
Ad-free
Camera capturing
Math Solver
Step by Step
Handwriting recognition

ThinkAssist information

Developed by
Dross Creative
First released
2023
Licensing
Proprietary and Freemium product.
Pricing
Subscription that costs from $30 per year + free version with limited functionality.
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Supported Languages
- English
- French
- German
- Spanish
- Arabic

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What is ThinkAssist?

ThinkAssist is an iPhone and iPad AI homework helper for students who want any homework question, in any subject, explained and solved step by step from a single photo.

Take a photo of a question, a worksheet or a textbook page, or type the question in. Handwriting works too. Students don't pick a subject first. ThinkAssist recognizes the subject and topic by itself, whether it's algebra, chemistry, history or an English essay, from elementary school up to college.

Math solutions are broken into short steps, and equations, fractions and formulas are shown the way they look in a textbook rather than as plain text, so even long solutions are easy to follow on a phone.

Every answer is explained step by step, so students can see how it was reached and check their own work. Think Deep mode spends longer on hard problems, and if a step isn't clear, students can ask about it in a follow-up chat. Answers stay saved in the app for exam revision.