Aida | Calculus Reviews

AidaCalculus is great, but there are basically no AI-related mechanisms in AidaCalculus to make it personalized (yet). There are video lessons but no problems to solve or anything like that, so it seems like the main personalization is with the problem scanning and seeing how you solve problems. However, the problem scanning is horrible and can not recognize even typed out math equations, much less handwritten. There is a tool to edit the scan but the save button does not work so basically the entire camera scanning feature doesn’t work. I would stick with other apps, like Photomath, for homework help. Another problem is the lack of fluidity in the learning pages with entering a specific topic page and going back to the previous page. When you click on a specific topic, it lands you on a page that looks like a popup window that fills most of the screen, but when you want to go back to the previous page there isn’t an arrow or anything at the top to go back, you have to awkwardly slide the popup area down a lot until a back arrow shows up. This ruins the flow of AidaCalculus . However, the aesthetics of AidaCalculus are great and the video content is very informative. With some more work, this would definitely be a 5-star app.

Finally an intuitive app that guides me in what will help me next. User friendly and I’m sure over time it will continue to just get better (I’m always aware if launch period trial and errors) but I see this as HUGE potential. Love the videos too, entertaining and different then the usual. Hope AidaCalculus expands over time.

For the past two weeks or so, I haven’t been able to get past the “We are committed to your privacy” page. I’d check the two boxes and click accept, but it never lets me in. Your assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for taking the time to read this review

I tried finding out the steps in solving a problem, but it simply makes you input the following steps and tells you if you are wrong or not. It did not even give me a good hint, telling me how to do something I already knew. If it were to give the steps in completing a problem, I would have been able to learn what to do and how I was making mistakes. Very disappointed. You would be much better off with the Photomath app.

I am blown away by AidaCalculus. It has absolutely transformed my relationship with calculus. I used to cry every night as I struggled through inferior calculus instructional videos. With be sharing AidaCalculus with every single person I know. I sleep peacefully at night knowing now my younger brother will not have to suffer as I did.

This craftsmanship is amazing. Restores my faith in mankind to know that there are other people out there with the same passion for mathematics as i do, who are also dedicating to making the gift that is calculus more attainable for every single person.

Been struggling with my course work this semester, but this aida calc is saving me. Prof is super strict, and AidaCalculus totally complies with her expectations of the current mathematic process. Great product. Worth my limited time. Happy student. Now I won’t fail. College success!

The best tool for beginners calculus, all the way up to the most advanced users. I’ve been using this since it was released and Cant wait to see what Pearson’s innovators come up with next !

I am sure AidaCalculus is great. But it keeps asking me to sign in with my Apple ID in settings even though I am already signed?

Helpful in engaging my children in learning new concepts and explanations clear and concise with mixed media format that is highly illustrative.

Still needs some work as the several IPADS being used can’t show more then 1 or 2 of the start tiles. Only top left side of screens are showing and no access to other choices and no way to scroll.

I’m using an iPad, and while I know AidaCalculus is only out for iPhone for now, the formatting on the iPad doesn’t allow me to see the whole screen, so I can’t use AidaCalculus .

Why should 2 factor authentication be require
for a math course? Ridiculous infringement on my right to choose.