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MathSense Homework · for schools

Where math homework becomes a conversationA patient nudge in the evening — never the answer — so every student keeps thinking.

Students work on paper, photograph one problem, and get a response that shows what’s right, where the reasoning broke, and a question to try next. Teachers see who is stuck before class. Families know their child is supported, not handed answers.

  • Student data kept in your school’s region
  • Never a score, never the answer
  • Works on any phone, no app store

Keeping students, teachers and families connected

Homework shouldn’t be the loneliest part of learning math

The student

Before

Stuck on problem 7 at the kitchen table, with no one to ask until tomorrow.

With MathSense Homework

Photographs problem 7 and gets a nudge toward the step that broke — then fixes it on paper.

The teacher

Before

Finds out who was lost the next morning, one worksheet at a time.

With MathSense Homework

Opens the live pulse and sees who is stuck — and which problem broke the class — before the bell.

The family

Before

Wants to help, but the math has changed since they were in school.

With MathSense Homework

Knows their child has a patient checkpoint that never does the work for them — and a school that told them exactly how it works.

For students

Math homework help that gets them unstuck — without giving the answer

One problem, one photo, one question back. The response names what is right, points to the first step where the reasoning breaks, and asks a question that sends the student back to their own work. Never the answer, never a score.

Problem 7 · attempt 1 · AI-generated

Here’s what I read

3x + 7 = 22
3x = 29

What’s right

You kept the equation balanced and isolated the x-term first.

Where it breaks

Line 2 — look at what happened to the 7.

Your question

To undo “+ 7” on the left, what do you do to both sides?

For teachers

Know who needs you before class — formative assessment as it happens

A live pulse shows who has submitted, who is stuck on an attempt, and which problem broke the class. Error resolution tells you whether the next try fixed the step the feedback named — per student, per problem, per class.

Tonight’s homework · live

Student#1#2#7#9
Amaraokokfixedstuck
Liamokbreakfixedok
Noahokokstuck
Sofiaokokokbreak

Problem 7 broke the class — most first attempts break at the same step.

For teachers

Assign math homework straight from the textbook you already use

Upload a textbook or worksheet once, and it is ready right away. The assign screen mirrors the book: its sections, its exercise groups as printed, its problem numbers and sub-questions. Students see each problem exactly as printed, diagrams included.

Your textbook

Section0.3 Families of Functions
Exercise groupEXERCISE SET 0.3
1abc23abc4abcd529abcd

Problems: 3, 29(a)(b) — each shown to students as printed.

For students and teachers

Make the second try count

Students revise on paper and photograph again. Every attempt is kept, so progress is visible — attempt 2 never overwrites attempt 1. Full solutions unlock only after the due date.

Problem 7 · Liam

  1. 1Breaks at line 2
  2. 2Fixed the step the feedback named
  3. Solution unlocks after the due date

For every student

Works on the phone they already have

An installable web app — no app store, no device management. A readability check catches blur before sending, and photos queue on flaky Wi-Fi and send when the connection returns.

MathSense Homework
Problem 7 on paper

Looks readable

Offline — will send when you’re back

Send for feedback

Teach at your highest level — even after the bell

Homework stops being a pile to collect and becomes a map of what to teach tomorrow. The review queue brings you only the readings that need a human eye, so your time goes to mentoring, not marking.

Uncertain readings and student disputes land in one review queue.

Error resolution shows whether feedback actually worked.

Already use MathSense for grading? Your units and textbooks come with you.

For families and schools

Privacy first — for every student, always

What families can count on, stated plainly. The same promises are written into the school agreement.

  • Student photos and homework records are stored in the data region that applies to your school. Student work is never used to train AI models.

  • Students join only through their school’s class codes and email domains. There is no open sign-up for children.

  • No birthdate, phone number, address or face photos. No ads, no marketing to students, no behavioural tracking.

  • Families receive a clear notice from the school, and a parent or guardian can opt their child out.

  • Every access and administrative action is recorded in an audit log the school can read.

  • The school owns the data: export or delete one student or the whole school, with a deletion certificate.

For school leaders

From first visit to signed agreement — without a printer

Five short steps in the app, then invite your teachers.

  1. 1

    School details

    Name, location and school authority.

  2. 2

    Read the agreement

    The terms you accepted, plus any for your province or state.

  3. 3

    Authorize students

    Allowed email domains for student accounts.

  4. 4

    Add contacts

    Privacy and technical contacts, guardian-notice recipient.

  5. 5

    Sign in the app

    A PDF copy is emailed and always downloadable.

Policies and terms follow your school’s geography, with local addenda where the law requires them.

The agreement in the language your school needs, where a local version is required.

One console for teacher invites, data requests, the audit log and guardian notices.

Built with teachers, not just for them

MathSense grows with the educators who use it. Tell us what homework should feel like for your students, and help shape what comes next.

Join the Educator Advisory Council

Questions school leaders ask

Let’s get every student unstuck

Set up your school in minutes, sign the agreement in the app, and invite your teachers — or talk to us first.