Solve · simplify · factor · roots
From factoring to
fluid dynamics.
Snip an equation. Scrny shows every step with the rule it applies, then verifies the answer two ways. Built for finals weeks where one wrong sign costs you a grade.
From x² to Navier–Stokes.
Twelve domains, one engine. Each card is real notation Scrny reads, parses, and solves — every step of the way named with the rule it applies.
Area · proof · transformations
Identities · equations · graphing
Limits · derivatives · rules
Integration · series · IBP
Multivariable · vector · divergence
Matrices · eigenvalues · spans
Bayes · CI · hypothesis tests
Linear · separable · IVPs
Combinatorics · graphs · proofs
Primes · congruences · Fermat
Navier–Stokes · Bernoulli · flow
A real solve. Every line, every rule.
This is the worked solution Scrny returns for an integration-by- substitution problem. Not a screenshot of one — the actual output, named rules and all, plus the two-way verification at the bottom.
01Rule · Identify the inner function Let u = x²Then du = 2x dx, so the 2x dx in the integrand is exactly du.
02Rule · Rewrite in terms of u ∫ sin(u) du03Rule · Apply the standard antiderivative −cos(u) + CFrom the table: ∫ sin(u) du = −cos(u) + C.
04Rule · Back-substitute u = x² −cos(x²) + C
Three inputs in. The same verified answer.
Same engine reads them all — screenshot from your tab, photo from your phone, even cursive scratch on graph paper. Below: the verified solution that comes back, identical for any of the three.
From any tab.
PDFs, slide decks, browser tabs, video lectures. Pixels in, equation out.
From paper.
Print-outs, textbook pages, whiteboards. Auto-deskew, auto-crop.
From scratch.
Pen on tablet, scribble on paper, math notation in any direction.
Six dimensions. One winner.
PhotoMath dominates on speed and the K-12 phone-camera workflow. ChatGPT covers ground in prose. Scrny owns the dimensions that matter when the answer has to be right — named rules, two-way verification, graduate-level reach, and handwriting parity.
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