Text is a string. Math isn’t. It grows in every direction into multi-line structures. That’s why people still do math on paper. We’re bringing that experience to computers. Corca is WYSIWYG math editor, and it's fast!
Most math-heavy work is trying things, getting stuck, changing the model, asking questions, realizing you were solving the wrong problem. It’s also notes, calculations, simulations, graphs, AI conversations, and half-finished ideas.
We think those things belong in the same place.
Type “integral,” get ∫(x)d(x). That’s basically it. No backslashes or commands. You just type, and it turns into notation.
That's the entire learning curve.
Hints are taking care of the mechanical math—evaluating sums and products, factoring and expanding expressions, working with matrices, computing statistics, and using variables defined earlier in the document.
We haven’t posted here in a while, so let’s unpack what we’ve been working on over the past few months, one by one. Starting with something small but important:
Automatic units. Add units to your variables once, and they carry through every calculation automatically. Set v = 10 m/s and t = 2 s, and distance comes out in meters. Nothing crazy, but a lot of people asked for it
We haven’t posted here in a while, so let’s unpack what we’ve been working on over the past few months, one by one. Starting with something small but important:
Automatic units. Add units to your variables once, and they carry through every calculation automatically. Set v = 10 m/s and t = 2 s, and distance comes out in meters. Nothing crazy, but a lot of people asked for it
We haven’t posted here in a while, so let’s unpack what we’ve been working on over the past few months, one by one. Starting with something small but important:
Automatic units. Add units to your variables once, and they carry through every calculation automatically. Set v = 10 m/s and t = 2 s, and distance comes out in meters. Nothing crazy, but a lot of people asked for it
Today we’re launching the Daily Math Challenge on Corca!
From the beginning, our goal has been to democratize math. Strong math skills correlate with success in life—yet society accepts the idea that it’s fine to be “not a math person.”
Text is a string. Math isn’t. It grows in every direction into multi-line structures. That’s why people still do math on paper. We’re bringing that experience to computers. Corca is WYSIWYG math editor, and it's fast!
We stopped writing text on paper years ago. But when it comes to math, we still use it. Not out of love for paper, just because typing math is slow and painful. Corca is as fast as paper, but can also CALCULATE.