WolframAlpha

The whole point of this app is to use screenshots/photos instead of manually writing down a math problem on one's computer. But the app always interprets the data wrong. The "math preview" is always correct, but the "wolfram alpha input" is always missing brackets, sometimes mixes up parts of an expression etc.

Add Russian/Ukrainian language

This app would be fine as a standalone, one-time, payment. There is 0 value in this as a subscription based model. Features and UX are the same as a decade ago. Purely updated to milk their user base which is a shame considering how this was once a great tool. Do better.

Hopefully, you keep supporting our old fella “Wolfram.” Not sure why the price is so high 🤣. And totally don’t like subscription methods. Update: Changed Rating: From 1 to 5 Stars

I bought this app many year's ago. Now they want me to be a subscriber. I'll go get ChatGPT and no more money for you guys!

I have email proof as well. Now you want to charge me as a subscription.

The information seems outdated and lacking. Originally it was wonderful. Now it’s occasionally useful. It was better when it was free.

This app use to work, now it’s a glorified googled. Do not waste your money or time buying this junk app. It’s not what it use it be.

TL;DR - Use the website for a vastly improved experience. The free version of the app at least functions roughly the same as the website. The only difference is that in this app at any given moment 35-70% of your screen will be taken by ads you can’t hide, and the rest will have icons throughout for functions that you can’t use unless you pay. It is honestly an embarrassment of an app that really only exists as an ad platform for their subscriptions, which come in the form of 30+ other apps that I’m sure all have ads for all the other ones. It’s basically a multi-level-marketing scheme in app form.

Good app. Haven't noticed any bugs. Would be better if the additional keyboard that pops up for typing numbers and special characters, had the plus and equals signs. Maybe these could replace the dollar and percent signs because, the dollar sign is easier to access on the regular keyboard than the plus or equals sign, and the percent sign might not be as frequently used as these two. Another alternative to this suggestion is to have the additional keyboard be specific to what's being typed (e.g. when a system of equations is being entered show characters commonly used for that).