What makes ClassMinds work for STEM
Math & symbols
The AI handles LaTeX-style math in your notes. Ask "walk me through this proof step by step" and it follows the structure your prof used, not a textbook substitute.
Lab notes & PDFs
Drop in lab manuals, problem sets, or scanned diagrams (text PDFs work best). The AI grounds answers in those exact documents.
Code-heavy slides
If your CS prof's slides have actual code, ClassMinds can reference specific lines and explain what they do — using your prof's variable names and conventions.
A day in your STEM life with ClassMinds
What you can do in ClassMinds for STEM
- Record or upload lectures — get a transcript and a summary with key points for each one.
- Upload slides, problem sets and lab manuals, then ask the AI tutor about them. It answers from your own class material and cites the note it used.
- Study with flashcards and quizzes built from your notes, with spaced repetition.
- Study notes classmates share to the class — summaries, key points, flashcards and quizzes. Transcripts stay private to whoever recorded them.
- Keep deadlines in one place — assignments and exams detected from your syllabus, with reminders.
See all features, pricing (free plan; Pro is $9.99/month), or how ClassMinds compares to other study apps.
STEM-specific questions
Does ClassMinds handle LaTeX or math notation?
Yes for input — the AI reads math symbols in your uploaded notes. Output matches the conventions of whatever's in your source material. Native LaTeX rendering in ClassMinds is on the roadmap.
What about scanned / handwritten notes?
Text-based PDFs work best (lecture slides, problem sets). Scanned PDFs without OCR are partially supported — the AI gets less to work with. Apple Pencil handwriting support is on the roadmap.
Can it solve a problem set for me?
It can walk you through a problem using your professor's framing. Whether that's allowed under your academic integrity policy is up to you and your syllabus. ClassMinds isn't an answer-mill.
How does it compare to Wolfram Alpha?
Wolfram is a computational engine — give it an integral, get the answer. ClassMinds is a study assistant — give it your notes, get explanations matching how your prof teaches it. Different tools.
I'm a math major, will the AI hallucinate proofs?
The whole point of grounding the AI in your notes is to reduce hallucination. It still happens occasionally — always verify against your textbook. Source-linked answers make this much easier than ChatGPT.
Coming soon
Launching first on iPhone (iOS 17+); Android and a web version are in development. No credit card. AI grounded in your real STEM material.