Wyrm Math

Wyrm Math turns algebra into something you do with your hands. Instead of typing commands or watching a video, you solve equations by direct touch — drag a term across the equals sign and it flips sign, pull a factor apart, split a fraction. The equation responds to your gestures in real time. The difference: Wyrm only ever lets you make legal moves. Every change goes through a real math engine, so an illegal step simply isn't possible. You can't break the math — which means you're free to experiment, and what you learn is the actual structure of algebra, not a set of memorized tricks. WHAT YOU CAN DO - Solve by dragging — move terms, factor, distribute, cancel, and split fractions with your fingers - See every step — a running derivation you can scroll back through and learn from - Track the fine print — when a move depends on a condition (like a denominator ≠ 0), Wyrm shows it as an assumption you can tap to trace - Get unstuck — "Guide me" coaches you toward the next legal move without doing it for you - Explore freely — try a "what-if," check your solution, or back up and take a different path FROM FIRST EQUATIONS TO REAL ALGEBRA Start with one-step equations like x + 2 = 5 and work all the way up to multi-step linear equations and the quadratic formula. Wyrm grows with you. BUILT FOR LEARNING BY DOING Whether you're a student trying to actually understand algebra, a parent helping with homework, or anyone who wants to rebuild their math intuition, Wyrm replaces "follow these steps" with "try it and see why it works." No accounts. No ads. No data collection. Just you and the math.

- Better support for roots - Random problem generators under Examples - Tweaked rating query logic

Developer

TONY DI CROCE

Main Category

Education

Version

1.2

Version Release

2026-07-13

Initial Release

2026-06-29

Size

4 MB

Age Rating

4+

Price

USD 4.99

Languages

EN

Bundle ID

com.dicroce.wyrm

Version Rating

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First Seen

2026-07-11

Metadata updated 2026-07-13

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