Physics AI - Problem Solver

Yes. Take a clear photo of a handwritten or digital physics question, or upload an image from your gallery. Include the full prompt, diagram, given values, units, and answer choices when applicable.

Yes. Physics AI is designed to explain the formulas, substitutions, calculations, and reasoning used to reach a result so you can review the method as well as the final answer.

The app can work with multiple-choice questions, word problems, diagrams, equations, math-focused exercises, and other common physics homework formats.

Physics AI is designed for a broad range of topics, including mechanics, motion, forces, work and energy, momentum, electricity, waves, optics, thermodynamics, and other high school and college physics subjects.

AI-generated solutions can be incorrect. Check that the recognized question matches your photo, each formula fits the stated assumptions, substitutions use consistent units and the final answer has sensible units and scale. Compare uncertain steps with your course material or instructor.

Use bright, even lighting and keep the full question in focus. Make sure diagrams, subscripts, exponents, variables, units, and answer choices are readable. Avoid glare, blur, shadows, and crops that remove context.

A subscription is required to access the app's content after any available trial. Current plans, prices, billing periods, renewal terms, and cancellation options are shown in the App Store and inside the app before purchase.

Photos and app data are used to provide physics problem recognition and solution features. Review the Privacy Policy for details about data handling, retention, service providers, and your choices.