Gauth AI positions itself as a study companion for students who want to understand their homework rather than just collect answers. When you paste in a question, snapshot a worksheet page, or type an equation by hand, the assistant breaks the problem down into numbered steps and explains the reasoning behind each move before presenting a clearly highlighted final result. Fractions, powers, roots, matrices and integrals are rendered in proper LaTeX notation, which keeps advanced math readable on screen.
Subject coverage leans heavily toward math — algebra, geometry, trigonometry, precalculus, calculus, statistics and linear algebra — and extends into science topics such as physics and chemistry. The site also publishes concept guides and worked examples for common techniques like factoring quadratics, the chain rule, derivatives and limits, so students can review the underlying method rather than memorise a single result. Every solved problem is stored in an account history so it can be revisited before a test.
Access is generous at the entry point: your first solution does not require creating an account, and the free tier is essentially a single search. Gauth Plus opens up unlimited questions, follow-up questions and Assignment Solver credits, and is billed through Stripe with the option to cancel at any time. The team frames the product explicitly as learning support rather than a replacement for a student's own work.
