① Ideas, drawn!
A point.
A possibility.
Join a few nodes. Draw a circle. Follow a line somewhere unexpected. Your 2D sketch is the beginning of something bigger.
from a doodle to a dimension ↗A canvas for curious minds.
Sketch. Experiment. Make something yours.
① Ideas, drawn!
Join a few nodes. Draw a circle. Follow a line somewhere unexpected. Your 2D sketch is the beginning of something bigger.
from a doodle to a dimension ↗② Possibilities, multiplied!
A spiral of spheres. A wave of cubes. Hundreds of objects, placed by a single mathematical idea. Change a number. Watch everything change.
small changes, big discoveries③ Curiosity, explained!
Every shape has a story. See its length, area, volume, and the formula behind it—with your own numbers worked out, step by step.
yes, this is the fun part④ Perspectives, opened!
From your own pencil-drawn solids to a real human heart. Turn it around, slice through it, and discover what another angle can reveal.
there’s more beneath the surface⑤ Imagination, released!
Print it in 3D. Bring it into a game. Share a drawing or a project sheet. Your work is yours, in the formats you actually need.
make something. take it with you.same maths. entirely different worlds.
A few simple rules. More possibilities than you can count.
Helix · Two spirals, 180° apart
Wave · y = A sin(distance)
Sphere · The golden angle
Symmetry · Six copies, 60° apart
Spiral ↗ Grid ↗ Circle ↗ Wave ↗ Radial rings ↗ Sphere ↗ Random scatter
a little experiment for you
What happens when a circle grows? Try it. Every measurement responds to your idea, and every formula makes a little more sense.
a closer look at what makes us, us.
for the endlessly curious
Explore a scan-based human heart. Find a structure, choose a cutting plane, and see the inside from a whole new perspective.
For education. Reference anatomy from the Human Reference Atlas, HuBMAP consortium (CC BY 4.0).
to the minds that never stop wondering
Dear makers, doodlers, and “what if?” thinkers,
Maths doesn’t have to stay on a page. It can be a spiral, a sculpture, a tiny impossible world you made yourself.
We built MathMe for that moment when a number becomes an idea. When changing one little thing makes you wonder what else is possible.
No complicated toolbars to master before you start. Just a place to draw, play, ask questions, and follow your curiosity.
Make something surprising.
Then make it yours.
MathMe is developed by Al-Majeed School of Research Methodology and Innovation, within the Al-Majeed Group network. Meet Sulaimaan Abdul Majeed and explore the related Al-Majeed projects.
from first thought to finished thing
Points, lines, circles. Snap them together, add a rule, and give your idea a little structure.
Push a sketch into a solid. Draw with a 3D pencil. Turn a single shape into a whole world.
From a classroom project to a real 3D print. Choose a file, and see where your idea goes next.
Free to start. Right in your browser. No account needed.
a place for every kind of maker
MathMe is in early access. Free Explorer is available now; paid checkout will open after launch setup is complete.
Start free and upgrade when you need more. Prices are in Indian rupees. No GST is added to these prices.
Explorer
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Creator
₹299 a month
or ₹2,499 a year (save 30%)
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₹799 a month
or ₹6,999 a year (save 27%)
Monthly plans renew by UPI AutoPay, card or net banking, and you can stop them any time in Settings. Yearly plans are one payment for 12 months and do not renew by themselves. See the refund and cancellation policy.
Schools, colleges and labs
₹14,999 a year
Every school starts with a pilot. Enterprise (volume licences, team workspaces and custom workflows for universities, R&D teams and studios) is priced by quotation. Use the same form.
Build something you can explain
Start with a practical guide, then test your prediction in the studio.
See how angle, radius and height place every object.
Draw constructions, constrain them and connect area to volume.
Understand STL, GLB, OBJ, scale and closed printable models.
Turn a visual pattern into a prediction, calculation and explanation.
All learning guides · About MathMe and the Al-Majeed network
No. Start with a shape, draw with the pencil, or type a simple recipe such as “50 red spheres in a circle”. MathMe handles the positions and shows you the maths as you go.
Every project has a 2D sketch board and a 3D studio. Eligible plans let you turn a closed outline or circle into a solid. Both views are saved with your project. See the plan comparison for formats and limits.
Projects autosave on this device. Sign in to sync them privately across your devices, or keep creating locally without an account. Existing local projects can be copied into your account from the account menu. Download a project file anytime to keep a backup.
AI chat is Coming Soon. In the meantime, start a project, choose an idea, draw your own shapes, or use manual recipes in the 3D editor. MathMe checks every recipe before building it.
Sign in to export using the formats included in your plan. Free Explorer includes PNG HD and project files; eligible paid plans add 3D models and 2D drawing formats. Joined, print-ready solids require hosted geometry. Read the export guide and check current availability before starting a print project.
Company enquiries: info@almajeedgroup.in. Work and collaboration: almajeed.work@gmail.com. Schools can use the Campus enquiry form.