Dvoechka: homework help by photo

It is ten at night, there is a test tomorrow, and the problem will not work out. Dvoechka promises quick help: send a photo or the text of a task and an answer arrives in seconds. The bot describes itself as a free study helper.

What Dvoechka does

It answers school subjects: Russian, maths, history, physics and more. It works simply, with no separate sign-up. 📚

• Photo of a task. Snap the page and send it.
• Text. You can just type the condition.
• Languages. The /languages command lets you pick one.
• Feedback. /callback for questions and complaints.
• Referrals. /referals opens the referral system.

Getting a decent answer

The clearer the request, the better the result. A photo of one task works better than a whole page. Along with the picture, say what you want: solve, explain or check.

1. Send /start and wait for the greeting.
2. Photograph a single task in good light, without glare.
3. In the caption, say what you need: solve it, or explain how to solve.
4. Read the answer and compare with the textbook.

Answers versus knowledge

Copy ready answers and the grade will look good until the teacher calls you to the board. Knowledge does not appear on its own. Use the bot like a tutor: let it show the steps, then solve the next task yourself. ✏️

A good trick: solve the task on your own, then send it for checking. That way you see your own mistakes.

One evening, one topic

If a topic does not click, do not ask for ten solutions in a row. Take one, ask for an explanation, then invent a similar task with different numbers and solve it yourself. After three such tries you usually see where you get confused.

Check what it tells you

Automatic helpers sometimes get things wrong, especially in hard tasks, chemistry and multi-step calculations. Verify the result against a textbook or with a teacher. If an answer looks strange, it probably is. ⚠️

Be careful with data

Do not send the bot personal photos, documents or pages with your details. Do not pay for access on messages from strangers and never share your Telegram login code. Questions about the bot are best sent through /callback.

Who it helps

Students who need a quick pointer on a tough topic, and parents who want to understand a task together with a child. The catalog shows about 408 thousand users. Use the helper honestly: think first, then look at the hint.