ModMath Hack 2.5 + Redeem Codes

Someone had written this app should automatically solve problems typed into it. I'm so glad it doesn't. This app is great for people who have dyscalculia or handwriting issues.

We're able to type all kinds of words using keyboards, but when it comes to typing out math problems, we just don't have the characters or the freedom to type things the way we need to. This app changes all that.

This is an app that allows students to keyboard algebra problems. NOT an app that does the work for the student. And that's exactly how it should be. Thanks for creating this!

This is a useful tool for those who struggle writing with pencil and paper. Having said that, it is an incomplete tool. It would be incredibly useful if it had the capability of writing with an Apple Pencil on the same document that you are using at the time. Yes, I can go to the “write” option, but then I will lose everything I write by hand if I try to return to my original document. I first have to save it onto a PDF document and at that point I am no longer able to use it at its original function.

A design similar to this one, with the option of typing on the grid or writing with a pencil on the same page is essential. Sadly, we are also unable to use the full keyboard, except when writing the title. I may need to type something but have limited letters to use (like only a, b, c, d, e, f, h, i, k, m, n, w, x, y and z). That is about it. So if you need to teach your child to write a complete answer to a question… like 7 lbs. or 50 miles/ hr, you are unable to do so. I often need to make notes during the lesson and cannot do so.

Again, I am grateful for this tool, but it takes extra work to make it usable. Not to mention the things we have to skip in order to use it. I would love to see some updates, but fear the creators have created it and are done with it.

My son was born with a brain condition that caused his fine motor skills to be illegible but he is so smart. This app has totally saved us with a Math. We would have never been able to line up math problems much less read his own writing and this app allows him to do all of it. The only reason I didn’t give 5 stars is because it is not easy to write the number of the problem if they are doing a workbook page.

This app is exactly what I have been searching for! My homeschooled son has ADHD/mild tic disorder. Long division and multidigit multiplication can be difficult for him to keep organized. On top of that, he struggles with his grip, and will repeatedly trace over numbers. ModMath has allowed him to work more quickly, with less strain and greater focus. It has given a big boost to his confidence. The export function makes it easy to keep a record of his work for our reviews.

I bought this app for my son with Cerebral Palsy. He has both visual and motor impairments, but no cognitive issues. It is wonderful! The squares zoom in perfectly for kids to see as well as “select” to write numbers in.

My one teensy suggestion is to also have an option to make the calculator bigger. This was designed for kids with writing problems, but even on a 12.9” iPad Pro, the buttons are less than a quarter inch square.

Being able to use the keyboard to type on the “sheet” and/or be able to write with the apple pen, as needed would be so helpful. I am hoping this is in the works! Overall, I am very grateful for the product and design. It has changed my dysgraphic son’s approach to math. Just a few adjustments would make this perfect!

I love using this app with my students to increase their legibility when solving longer mathematical processes. I was wondering if you could possibly include a strike or slash button to cross out numbers when subtracting with regrouping as well as include lines to separate the subtraction problem from the answer. Otherwise this is a great app for my students! Thanks!

My daughter has dysgraphia and finds this very useful, especially for long calculations or math problems. However, we both wish it had “Copy/Cut and Paste” capabilities similar to word/text processing programs, and that it was available for laptops and desktops, where she does all of her work.

In theory, this could be an amazing app. BUT when applying the rules of place value to addition, subtraction, and multiplication problems, the prompter should automatically move right to left, not left to right, as we are "typing" numbers, not spelling words. Also, it would be nice if there was a character on the keyboard to "cross out" a number- such as when regrouping in multi-digit numbers and wanting to cross of a number that has already been regrouped and added in somewhere.

It's handy and I could the questions even better. also check it over and check and it has grid that spaces out the numbers and the equations