Real photo input
The prototype includes a real image upload/camera input for phone testing.
Snap a Question prototype
Photo help, but with a confirmation step.
This demo uses a real phone camera/photo-picker input, then shows the important No Panic Math step: confirm the question before solving it.
On your phone, tap Snap a question to open the camera/photo picker. The image stays in this browser preview—it is not uploaded or stored. This prototype does not do real OCR yet.
1. Snap
2. Preview
3. Confirm
4. Solve
Snap a question.
Take or upload a photo of one math problem. The app should ask you to confirm what it sees before solving.
Photos stay on this device. Image files up to 10 MB.
Check the photo.
Sample worksheet3x + 5 = 20
Before solving, No Panic Math should make sure it read the right question.
Confirm the question.
Demo detection:
In a real app, AI/OCR would fill this in. The student should still be able to fix it before solving.
Solve with why.
3x + 5 = 20
Goal
Get x by itself so we know what number makes the equation true.
Step 1
Subtract 5 from both sides: 3x = 15
Why?
Subtracting 5 undoes the +5. Doing it to both sides keeps the equation balanced.
Step 2
Divide both sides by 3: x = 5
Check
3(5) + 5 = 20, so the answer works.
✓
That’s the flow.
Snap, preview, confirm, then solve with calm step-by-step reasoning.
Why this matters.
The camera/photo feature should feel helpful without becoming a cheating shortcut.
Confirmation first
The student confirms or edits the detected problem before seeing a solution.
Learning-first solve
The explanation still shows why each step works, not just the final answer.