Established 2023

Bridging the Gap Between
Artificial Intelligence & Human Logic.

We are a distributed team of mathematicians, physicists, and software engineers dedicated to solving the “Black Box” problem in educational AI.

2.4M+
Equations Solved
99.9%
Symbolic Accuracy
140+
Countries Served
0
User Data Sold

The Origin Story

In late 2023, our founder Dr. Adrian Vance was grading calculus midterms when he noticed a strange pattern: students were making “confident errors”—hallucinating mathematical theorems that didn’t exist, but sounded plausible.

Tracing the source, he realized they were using Large Language Models (LLMs) to study. These models treated math like poetry—predicting the next word rather than calculating the logic.

MathAISolver was born from a simple thesis: Students need a tool that understands context like an LLM but calculates like a supercomputer. We built the Axiom-1 Engine to be that hybrid solution.

2023

Prototype Phase

First CAS integration with GPT APIs. 45% accuracy rate.

2024

Axiom-1 Engine Launch

Custom Neural Parser + SymPy Core. 98% accuracy rate.

NOW

Global Scaling

Visual Graphing, Handwriting OCR, and Tutor Integration.

Meet the Architects

Adrian
CEO

Dr. Adrian Vance

PhD, COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS

Former researcher at CERN. Obsessed with formal verification and symbolic logic systems.

Yuki
CTO

Yuki Tanaka

MSc, AI SYSTEMS

Ex-Google Brain engineer. Architect of the Neural Semantic Parser module for Axiom-1.

Marcus
EDU

Marcus Thorne

HEAD OF PEDAGOGY

20 years of teaching AP Calculus. Ensures the AI explains “Why”, not just “What”.

Our Core Philosophy

We believe that AI should be a tool for empowerment, not a crutch for laziness. Our algorithms are designed to foster understanding, transparency, and data sovereignty.

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Privacy First

We don’t train our models on your homework. Your data is ephemeral.

Scientific Rigor

We prioritize accuracy over speed. No approximations where precision is required.

Open Access

Core features will always be free for students worldwide.

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