Question: Is there an app that lets me take a photo of my homework and gets step-by-step solutions?

First up is Photomath, a top pick among students for math problems. It covers subjects from elementary school to college, including algebra, geometry and calculus. The app can scan a photo with your camera or you can type in the problem, and it'll give you an answer and a step-by-step explanation. It works on phones and tablets, and you can pay for different levels of service.

Another good option is Studdy, which offers AI-powered tutoring. In addition to Snap and Solve, which lets you take a photo of your homework and get a step-by-step explanation, Studdy also has an Ask for Help feature and a Chat for Clarification option. It's designed to be more personalized, letting you ask follow-up questions.

If you need help with a lot of subjects, Wolfram|Alpha is a good option. This computational knowledge engine can provide step-by-step solutions and explanations to a wide range of subjects, from math and science to everyday living. It's good for students who have a lot of different homework assignments.

Last, Socratic uses visual explanations and related learning materials to help students understand subjects they might not be familiar with. It can accept photos and voice commands, so you can use it to find related learning materials and step-by-step solutions. It's geared for a broader range of subjects, but it's still useful for math and science homework.