Math. is a comprehensive math tutoring platform offering over 100 courses ranging from 5th-grade math to specialized college placement and professional certification exams. It positions itself as a 'personal math teacher' through a structured curriculum of video lessons and interactive practice. The app's primary differentiator is its deep vertical specialization in standardized test prep, covering niche exams that generalist education apps often overlook.
The App DNA
What makes this app unique?
For Students ranging from elementary to college level, and adult learners preparing for teacher certification, nursing entrance exams (HESI/TEAS), or standardized tests (SAT/GRE).
What does it look like?
Key features
Access to over 100 courses covering standardized tests, college placement, and K-12 curriculum.
Concise video lessons for every concept, replicating a private tutoring experience.
Interactive practice segments featuring audio explanations to reinforce learning.
How much does it cost?
The 3-day trial is an aggressive conversion hook. Users must cancel 24 hours before the trial ends to avoid charges, which may lead to high initial conversion but potential friction in long-term retention compared to longer trials offered by competitors.
Velocity
Dormant developmentShow more...
The application has not released a version update in over 27 months, significantly exceeding the 12-month threshold for zombie status. There is no evidence of active development, feature iteration, or maintenance cycles. The project appears to be abandoned or in a permanent state of maintenance.
Who built it?
YourTeacher.com
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TSI Math Test PrepUser Sentiment
What do users think recently?
How are ratings & reviews evolving?
Not enough recent reviews to extract reliable themes yet.
Read the full review analysisCompetition
Competitive landscape for Math.
How's the Education market?
The rivals identified
By Study.com, LLC
Study.com is the most direct competitor in the course-based video instruction sub-genre and is the only rival within the required 10x scale of this app's review count.
- Multi-subject breadth: Offers a full academic catalog including science and humanities, whereas Math. is a deep-vertical specialist in mathematics.
- College Credit Integration: Provides pathways for users to earn actual college credit through proctored exams, moving beyond this app's supplemental tutoring focus.
- Cross-platform ecosystem: Stronger web-to-mobile synchronization for long-form study sessions compared to this app's mobile-centric 'personal teacher' approach.
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Key takeaways for Math.
Where is it heading?
- Last updated Jan 2024 (v12.1) — indicates maintenance mode rather than active feature innovation.
- Maintains a high 4.7 rating with 1.5k+ reviews — suggests the core video pedagogy remains effective for the current niche.
- High-velocity rivals (Question.AI) releasing 18 updates in 6 months — Math. is being outpaced in technical evolution.
The SWOT
- Extensive library of 100+ specialized math courses
- Strong 'Personal Teacher' brand identity
- Audio-integrated practice segments for multi-modal learning
- High user satisfaction (4.7 rating) with existing pedagogy
- Integrate AI OCR for instant homework solving to compete with Photomath
- Develop college credit pathways to compete with Study.com
- Align curriculum with US state standards to attract more K-12 parents
- Introduce gamified retention mechanics (streaks/daily goals)
Next best moves
Implement AI-driven OCR or Conversational Tutoring
+ 2 more prioritized movesFeature gaps
College Credit Integration (available in Study.com) +4
Bottom line
Math. is a content-rich specialist that risks being left behind by the AI-driven 'companion' era. While its deep test-prep library is a significant moat, the lack of interactive AI tools and a high-friction trial model makes it vulnerable to both free non-profits and high-velocity AI startups.
Unlock 4 critical frictions, 4 market threats, 2 more prioritized moves and the analyst’s take.
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Is Math. good for adults returning to college?
What is the difference between Math. and Khan Academy?
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Can I use Math. to scan and solve homework problems?
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