Apple Platform App · iPhone · iPad
The answer, and every step to it.
FractionSolver
FractionSolver is a focused fraction calculator that shows the full step-by-step working behind every answer. Scan a printed or handwritten fraction equation with the camera, or enter it with the structured keypad — operations, simplify, compare, decimal, and percentage. Local, offline, ad-free.
FractionSolver
- Status
- Live
- App Store
- iPhone / iPad
- Tech Stack
- Fractions · Education · On-device Privacy
At a glance
Fig. 01A fraction is not wrong — it is unfinished. See the working, and the mystery becomes method.
Features
No. 01Fraction arithmetic, explained plainly.
Structured fraction input
Step-by-step working
Workflow
No. 02From one problem to one lesson learned.
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Enter the expression
Type the problem on the fraction keyboard — mixed numbers and parentheses in one tap, no keyboard switching.
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Read the steps
The solver works it out line by line, each step with its rule; dwell on whichever step trips you up.
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Check the result
Simplest form, mixed number and decimal side by side — easy to verify, safe to copy.
Trust & Privacy
No. 03A learning tool, clean first.
Privacy-first
Local-first: no account, no ads, no tracking — data never leaves the device.
No account needed
No sign-up, no login. Install it and it just works.
Works offline
Everything core runs offline; no network required.
Saves parents and teachers the mental arithmetic mid-explanation. On the App Store, universal for iPhone and iPad.
Product Direction
No. 04Where this app is headed, in the maker’s own hand.
Show Every Step
Operations, simplify, compare, decimal, and percentage with full working.
Scan or Type
Scan printed or handwritten equations, or use the structured math keypad.
Built for Learning
Bilingual (English and 简体中文), works offline in light and dark mode.
About FractionSolver
No. 5The longer story — what it is, who it is for, and the choices behind it.
Last Updated: 2026-07-01
FractionSolver is a focused fraction calculator that shows the full, step-by-step working behind every answer — not just the result.
What it does
Point your camera at a printed or handwritten fraction equation to scan and solve it instantly, or enter fractions, mixed numbers, or whole numbers with a structured math keypad. FractionSolver converts mixed numbers, finds the least common denominator, combines terms, and reduces the result, then renders each step in proper math notation with bar and number-line visuals.
Five tools
- Operations — add, subtract, multiply, and divide fractions and mixed numbers.
- Simplify — reduce any fraction using the greatest common divisor.
- Compare — order two fractions with a shared denominator.
- Decimal — convert a fraction to its exact decimal (repeating digits shown in parentheses).
- Percentage — convert a fraction to a percent with the working shown.
Built for learning
FractionSolver is local, deterministic, and offline — no AI, no ads, no accounts. It is bilingual (English and 简体中文) and works in light and dark appearance.
Premium
The free app includes every solver. Premium unlocks camera equation scanning, your solution history, and image export of the worked solution — choose a Monthly or Yearly subscription, or a one-time Lifetime purchase.
Docs & Support
No. 6Plain-language documents. No fine print you would be surprised by.
Frequently Asked Questions
No — the answer is the least of it. FractionSolver shows the full step-by-step working behind every result: common denominators, simplification, each transformation written out. It is a tutor, not an answer key.
Yes. Point the camera at a printed or handwritten fraction equation and it converts the image into an editable problem. A structured keypad is there too, for when typing is faster than snapping.
The four operations with fractions and mixed numbers, plus simplifying, comparing, and converting to decimals and percentages — the standard toolkit from elementary fractions homework.
Neither. FractionSolver works fully offline — camera recognition included — and shows no ads. A child can use it on a plane without surprises on the bill or the screen.
Students learning fractions, parents checking homework, and teachers demonstrating method on a screen. Because every step is shown, it is as useful for "why is this wrong?" as for "what is the answer?".