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MathMe and the Al-Majeed network

A place to make mathematics visible: build a shape, change a rule and see what happens.

MathMe is developed by Al-Majeed School of Research Methodology and Innovation, within the Al-Majeed Group network. It connects mathematical exploration with making: students can arrange objects with formulas, draw geometric constructions and explain the results.

What MathMe helps you do

Start with a cuboid, sphere, cone or another shape. A pattern can place many copies in a spiral, grid, ring or wave. Each object has a position, scale and rotation, and the Learn panel shows how the mathematics produces them. The 2D board adds points, lines, circles and constraints for construction and measurement.

Students can compare a formula with a picture. Teachers can turn that comparison into an investigation. Makers can choose a file format for another 3D tool or a printer. Available export formats and hosted features depend on the plan; the pricing page explains the options.