Reshebnik: snap the task, get the solution

It's evening, the algebra problem won't work out, and there is nobody to ask. Parents forgot the formulas years ago, and the teacher won't answer until tomorrow. Reshebnik works right in Telegram: snap a photo of the task, and the AI sends back a solution. 📸

The big difference from old answer books is that the bot can explain how to get the answer, not only give it.

Two modes: fast or explained

• Learning mode (/new). A step-by-step breakdown: what is given, which rule or formula applies, how to reach the answer.
• Quick answer (/quick). A short result when you only want to check your own answer.

The first mode is better for learning. The second is handy once you've solved it yourself and want a check before handing it in.

Sending a task the right way

1. Start. Tap Open and send /start for a short how-to.
2. Mode. Pick /new for a breakdown or /quick for a fast answer.
3. Photo. Shoot the task in good light, straight on, with no glare.
4. Specify. If the page has several problems, say which one to solve.
5. Check. Read the solution and compare it with the task.

Tip: printed textbook text is read more reliably than handwriting. If you write by hand, keep digits and symbols clear. ✍️

What it can solve

The bot targets the school curriculum: regular homework, prep for final school exams, tasks from popular school learning platforms and tests. University students use it for standard problems too. 📚

Services like this do best with exact subjects, where solutions follow clear rules. Reasoning tasks, essays and complex sentence analysis tend to have more mistakes.

AI makes mistakes too

AI sounds confident even when it is wrong. A misread digit in the photo can lead to a wrong answer, and long problems sometimes lose one of the conditions. ⚠️

• Check the task. Make sure the bot read it correctly.
• Plug it back in. For equations, substitute the answer to verify.
• Not sure? Ask for the learning breakdown and work through the steps yourself.

Copy it or understand it

A copied answer gets you through one homework, not a test. You won't have your phone during a quiz, let alone an exam. 🎯

A good routine: try it yourself first, check with /quick, and if it doesn't match, open the /new breakdown to find your mistake. That way the bot works as a tutor rather than a cheat sheet.

Parents can use it to check a child's homework quickly, even if they haven't solved problems like that in years.

If something isn't working

If a photo isn't recognized or the answer looks odd, retake it closer and in better light. For anything else, including payments and limits, write via /support. Project news is posted in its channel.