MathPal
Chrome extension, with web and iOS apps on the same account, that lets a user drag-select a math problem on any page and get a worked solution in a side panel. Every answer restates the problem it read before solving, so the user can check it read the right thing. Captures go to the MathPal server and its AI model for solving. For signed-in users the image is kept with the solve for history. Nothing runs on the device, and no retention period is published. Priced as an energy budget that tops up weekly inside subscription tiers (Pro $7.99/mo billed annually, Premium $199.99 one-time). The site itself states it is featured on the Chrome Web Store with a 5.0 rating and Picked by Google. That listing was not independently verified here. No public information found on the underlying model, on any certification or audit trail, or on insurance, indemnity or outcome-based pricing.
16 fields evidenced · 43 with no public information. Every value below links to the document it came from and the date we checked it.
2 of those are flagged for review: our own check found language in the cited source that may address the field. An editor has not adjudicated them yet.
Trust gap
How this is scoredAre scope, spend, and authority enforced while the agent runs?
Invocation is strictly per-action and user-initiated (user clicks the extension icon and drags a selection), and spend is capped by a weekly "energy" budget that every solve draws from and that tops up on Mondays. That is a metered spend ceiling enforced at run time, which is why this is 1 rather than 0. It is not governance of the agent's authority: the vendor publishes no scope, permission or policy enforcement over what the tool may read or do, and the one real scope limit (it cannot capture Chrome's own pages) is the browser permission model, not a vendor control. Judged trust gap.
Counts Initiative and Pricing model, each cited below.
How this gap gets closed →Is there a tamper-evident record of what it actually did?
No record in the rubric's sense. Solves are "saved to your history if you're signed in", which is a user-facing convenience listing a user's own past solves; the page publishes no tamper-evidence, no hash-chaining, no retention period and no customer review mechanism. Per the TestSprite determination of 2026-10-11, replay or history of a session is not a tamper-evident, customer-reviewable audit record and must not be scored as one. Judged trust gap.
Rests on Data handling, each cited below.
How this gap gets closed →Are compliance obligations attached per engagement?
Nothing published. The capture of 2026-10-06 carries no certification, standard, audit, data-protection commitment or regulatory schedule of any kind; the only policy-adjacent text is a 7-day refund and a request not to use the tool where a school disallows it. No public evidence found, which is a finding and not a gap in our research.
Rests on Compliance certifications and Regulatory alignment, recorded as undisclosed and cited below. For a 0 that absence is the finding. What a score rests on
How this gap gets closed →Does payment depend on a verified result?
Paid regardless of result. Access is sold as a subscription (Pro, metered in energy) or a one-time Premium licence, and energy is consumed by a solve whether or not the solution is correct. The 7-day refund is a consumer cooling-off term, not payment released on a verified outcome. Judged trust gap.
Rests on Pricing model and Price point, each cited below.
How this gap gets closed →Can the deployment be insured, and is the customer indemnified?
No cover and no indemnity. The capture names no carrier, no policy, no limits and offers the customer no indemnity; there is no errors-and-omissions or accuracy warranty, which is notable for a tool that produces worked answers students rely on. No public evidence found.
Rests on Insurance available, Insurance carriers, Coverage limits and Indemnification, recorded as undisclosed and cited below. For a 0 that absence is the finding. What a score rests on
How this gap gets closed →Assurance
- Insurance available
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Own liability cover
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Insurance carriers
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Coverage limits
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Indemnification
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Liability cap
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Audit trail
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Tamper-evident log
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Explainability
- Every answer restates the problem it read before solving, so the user can check it read the right thing.
“Your problem, word for word. MathPal restates what it actually read from your screen, verbatim, before solving anything.”
mathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 - Runtime governance
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Permission scopes
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Compliance certifications
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Regulatory alignment
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Outcome-based pricing
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Settlement mechanism
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Asset custody
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Dispute process
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- SLA terms
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Evaluation coverage
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Self-reported performance
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
Agency
- Autonomy level
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Human oversight
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Goal complexity
- Solves one selected math problem at a time, a single-step action per invocation.
“Drag a box around any math problem on your screen and get the whole worked solution beside it — without retyping a thing.”
mathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 - Action space
- Reads a user-selected screen region and writes a worked solution into a side panel.
“The selection goes to MathPal's AI, which reads the problem and writes out the full solution — streamed into the side panel as it's generated.”
mathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 - Operating environment
- Runs over whatever is open in a Chrome tab: any website, PDFs in Chrome's own viewer, Google Classroom assignments and attachments, and photos or scans including handwritten work. Cannot capture Chrome's own pages (settings, Web Store, new tab).
“PDFs Opened right in Chrome's viewer Google Classroom Assignments and attachments Photos & scans Including handwritten work Any website Homework sites, forums, docs Not Chrome's own pages Settings, the store, new-tab”
mathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 - Initiative
- Acts only on explicit user invocation: the user clicks the extension icon and drags a selection over the problem.
“Click the MathPal icon, then drag a selection over the problem — on a website, a PDF, a scanned worksheet.”
mathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026
Safety
- Safety evaluations
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Red teaming
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Safety policy
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Usage restrictions
- Advises against use where the user's school does not allow it, though no formal prohibited-use list is published.
“It's built for understanding your homework — please don't use it where your school doesn't allow it.”
mathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 - Model or system card
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Incident reporting
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Third-party evaluations
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Data handling
- Screenshots are sent to MathPal's server and the AI model for solving. Signed-in users' images are stored for history; nothing is processed on-device, and no retention or deletion period is stated.
“The selected area is sent to our server, which passes it to the AI model that reads and solves it. If you're signed in, the image is stored with that solve so it can appear in your history. Nothing is processed on your device.”
mathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026
Practicality
- Pricing model
- Usage-based "energy" budget shared across solves and topped up weekly on Mondays, with harder problems costing more energy; sold inside subscription tiers.
“Plans are measured in energy — a shared budget every solve draws from, so a hard problem costs more than an easy one. It tops back up every Monday.”
mathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 - Price point
- Pro $7.99/mo billed annually (listed from $11.99, $95.99/yr); Premium one-time $199.99 (listed from $299.99).
“Pro For active learners $11.99 $7.99 /mo Billed annually $95.99 · save $23 Snap to solve on any page Bigger weekly capacity Fresh energy each Monday History & progress, synced Pro on every device Priority support Choose Pro Premium For long-term learners $299.99 $199.99 /one-time”
mathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 - Availability
- no public information
Flagged for review — the source below contains language that may address this field. Not yet checked by an editor. How we check absences
mathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 - Deployment options
- Available as a Chrome extension plus web and iOS apps on one shared account; the web and iOS apps add learning modes the extension does not have.
“The web app and iOS app go further: upload a photo instead of selecting on screen, and get the learning modes the extension doesn't have — Concept, Formula, Practice, Q&A and Advisory — plus your knowledge radar. Same account, same history.”
mathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 - Integrations
- Google Classroom assignments and attachments; PDFs opened in Chrome's own viewer.
“PDFs Opened right in Chrome's viewer Google Classroom Assignments and attachments”
mathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 - Supported regions
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Support model
- Lists 24/7 support as a plan benefit alongside secure payment and a 7-day refund.
“Cancel anytime Secure payment 7-day refund 24/7 support”
mathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026
Foundation models
- Base models
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Model provider
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Model swappable
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Open weights
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Fine-tuning
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Context window
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
Ecosystem
- Protocols supported
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Tool use
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Multi-agent
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- API access
- no public information
Flagged for review — the source below contains language that may address this field. Not yet checked by an editor. How we check absences
mathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 - Open source
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Marketplace presence
- Vendor's own site states it is featured on the Chrome Web Store and "Picked by Google". The Chrome Web Store listing itself was not independently checked.
“Featured on Chrome Web Store ★★★★★ Picked by Google”
mathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026
Impact
- User base
- Vendor-published five-star testimonials attributed to students, parents and teachers.
“Learner stories Real results from real people. All five stars, from students, parents and teachers using MathPal.”
mathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 - Deployment scale
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Target sectors
- Built for homework help in math education.
“It's built for understanding your homework — please don't use it where your school doesn't allow it.”
mathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 - High-risk domains
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Documented incidents
- no public informationmathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026 · source did not state this
- Market recognition
- Vendor's own site states a 5.0 Chrome Web Store rating and "Featured" status. Not independently verified against the Chrome Web Store.
“MathPal – AI Math Solver Chrome Extension Featured on Chrome Web Store 5.0”
mathpal.study · checked Oct 6, 2026
Compared with
Side-by-side on the fields where MathPal and the other entry are both on record and actually differ.
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Frequently asked
- What is MathPal?
- Chrome extension, with web and iOS apps on the same account, that lets a user drag-select a math problem on any page and get a worked solution in a side panel. Every answer restates the problem it read before solving, so the user can check it read the right thing. Captures go to the MathPal server and its AI model for solving. For signed-in users the image is kept with the solve for history. Nothing runs on the device, and no retention period is published. Priced as an energy budget that tops up weekly inside subscription tiers (Pro $7.99/mo billed annually, Premium $199.99 one-time). The site itself states it is featured on the Chrome Web Store with a 5.0 rating and Picked by Google. That listing was not independently verified here. No public information found on the underlying model, on any certification or audit trail, or on insurance, indemnity or outcome-based pricing.
- How much does AI Dispatch know about MathPal, and how is it verified?
- 16 fields are evidenced, each with a cited source document and retrieval date. 43 are recorded as no public information — meaning the cited source does not state it, not a gap AI Dispatch has left unchecked.
- Does MathPal have a published trust gap?
- Yes — 5 of 5 scored dimensions (Runtime governance, Audit trail, Compliance, Outcome settlement, Insurance & indemnity) is rated 0 or 1 out of 3 by a human reviewer against AI Dispatch's published trust-gap rubric.
- What are the alternatives to MathPal?
- 9 other published education entries are in the same category as MathPal in the AI Dispatch index, each with its own cited fields.
- How does MathPal compare with other education entries?
- MathPal has 9 side-by-side comparison pages against other published education entries, each comparing only the fields where both entities are on record and actually differ.