Reshalka: homework by photo or text

Homework is due tomorrow, the algebra problem will not come out right, and nobody is around to ask. Reshalka lives in a regular Telegram chat: type a question and the bot helps with the assignment. Nothing to install, just open the chat and send /start.

It is built for school and university students, and for parents who want to understand a topic together with their child. 📚

More than a question box

The command menu lists separate modes for typical school tasks. Each starts with a single command.

• /essay writes an essay 📝 on a given topic.
• /referat prepares a short report on a chosen subject.
• /column does long arithmetic: addition, subtraction, multiplication and division written out step by step.
• /diagramm builds a chart from your data 📈.
• /number sets your grade so answers match the right level.

The /subscribe command opens the premium plan and turns off ads. Check the current terms and price inside the bot, since they can change.

Why you should set your grade first

A fifth grader and an eleventh grader need very different answers. In grade five a problem is solved with plain arithmetic steps, while in grade eleven derivatives and logarithms are fair game. Choosing a grade with /number makes the explanation follow the school curriculum.

Skip it and you may get a solution your teacher will not accept: the method is too advanced, or too basic.

Getting a good answer on the first try

1. Open the chat and set your grade with /number.
2. Send the full condition. For a photo, shoot in good light, keep the page flat and avoid glare.
3. Add a short note: "explain step by step" or "answer only".
4. Read the solution and rewrite it in your own words in your notebook.
5. If a step is unclear, ask the next question right in the chat.

The more precise the condition, the lower the chance of a mistake. A missing line from the problem or a blurry digit in the photo leads to a wrong result.

How to treat ready-made solutions

The texts and calculations are generated automatically, so errors happen, especially with hard problems and messy handwriting. Check the answer: plug the number back into the equation, compare with the answer key in the textbook, estimate the order of magnitude.

Treat an essay or report as a draft. Read it, fix the facts, rewrite it in your own voice. Teachers often notice identical texts, and university plagiarism checkers catch copied passages. 🧠

The best use is learning: see how a type of problem is solved, then do the next one yourself. Then you will not need a hint on the test.

A note for parents

If your child sends tasks to the bot, look at the solution together. Ask them to explain the steps out loud. If they cannot, the topic has not sunk in, and the bot has simply helped you spot the gap.

For test prep, ask for several similar problems with different numbers and solve them without help.

Ads, subscription and privacy

The free mode shows ads and the subscription removes them, as the command description says. Do not send passport data, your address, phone number or photos showing classmates' faces. Only the text of the task is needed.

Pay for anything only inside Telegram, and never send money because someone asked in a private message. ⚠️