01 Formulas
You never have to draw a formula.
Press M on the board or Ctrl+M in a note. Fractions, integrals, and matrices come from the keyboard, no LaTeX required.
- Symbol palette alongside
- Tab between empty slots

Online whiteboard for math
Press M and type the formula. No LaTeX required. Stuck? The AI tutor hints the next step.
Free in your browser. AI tutor included after Google sign-in.

See the thought take shape
The board, the note, and the AI tutor work on the same problem. You never rebuild the context.
01 Formulas
Press M on the board or Ctrl+M in a note. Fractions, integrals, and matrices come from the keyboard, no LaTeX required.

02 Notes
Turn the messy middle into a clean note. Next week you can still read it.

03 AI tutor
The AI tutor sees your board and note. Ask about one step: it hints instead of solving it for you.

How it is different
They are general-purpose, and that is the problem. Writing a formula turns into a chore: either learn LaTeX or paste a screenshot.
Pick up where you think best
The browser is fastest. Linux also has a standalone AppImage.
No installation. Your first note or board is one click away.
A single AppImage, with no installer and no package manager.
Download AppImageBeta software in active development.
Common questions
An online whiteboard for math. Formulas are typed from the keyboard without LaTeX, and an AI tutor checks your work and hints the next step instead of giving the answer.
Yes, Tuboard runs in your browser for free, with no sign-up.
Notion makes you write formulas in LaTeX, and Miro or FigJam are about diagrams rather than math. In Tuboard a formula is typed from the keyboard in seconds, and an AI tutor sits right there and can see your problem.
No. Press M and type: Tab jumps between empty slots and the symbols sit in a palette next to you. If you prefer LaTeX, it still works.
No, everything runs in the browser. There is also a Linux app that ships as a single AppImage file.
Locally in your browser. An account is only needed to talk to the AI tutor.