Reshebnik: homework help by photo

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About this App

It is evening, the test is tomorrow, and you cannot even parse the algebra problem. Flipping through a textbook takes ages, so plenty of students just snap a photo of the task and look for someone to explain it. 📸

Reshebnik | GDZ by photo is built for that moment. The bot says it solves tasks sent as text, as a photo or as a voice message. You start it with /start.

Three ways to ask

You do not have to retype the problem. Pick whichever is fastest right now.

Text: type the task or question in the chat.
Photo: take a picture of a textbook or notebook page.
Voice: dictate the condition in a voice message.

For photos, use good light, hold the phone level and avoid glare. A blurry shot is the most common reason for a strange answer.

What is in the menu

The command set is small, so you can learn it in a minute.

/chat starts a conversation mode.
/settings opens the settings.
/lang changes the language.
/help shows answers to common questions.
/start restarts the bot.

Copying without wasting the point

A ready answer saves time, but nobody will bring the bot into the exam room. Treat the solution as a hint.

Try the first step yourself.
Send the task to the bot and compare its steps with yours.
Find the spot where your path and its path split.
Rewrite the solution in your own words without peeking.

That way you learn the topic instead of just moving an answer into a notebook. 📚

Why you should not trust it blindly

Bots like this read the text on your picture and build a solution automatically. Recognition can slip on a sign, an exponent or a fraction, and everything after that is computed from a wrong condition.

Be extra careful with geometry drawings, long word problems and subjects where wording matters, such as literature or history. Check the result against your textbook or ask your teacher.

Teachers notice too

Many schools and teachers already spot template-like AI answers. Identical phrasing across half a class looks suspicious.

If you have to hand work in, rewrite the solution your way and be ready to explain each step. That is also the real test of if you understood the topic. ✍️

Ads and privacy

The bot's profile lists a contact for advertising, so you may see promotional messages inside. Do not send personal data, photos with faces or pages that show your surname and class.

If the bot does not respond or you get stuck in the settings, open /help and read the frequently asked questions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What tasks does the bot accept?▼

Its description says it solves tasks sent as text, photo or voice. Short, clearly written conditions work best. For complex drawings and long texts, check the result especially carefully.

How do I start the bot and change the language?▼

Tap Start or send /start. The language is changed with /lang, and settings open through /settings. If something is unclear, /help shows answers to common questions.

Can I fully trust the solution?▼

No. The bot may misread digits in a photo or slip in the solution itself. Compare the answer with your textbook, recheck the key steps and ask your teacher when in doubt.

What if the photo is not recognized?▼

Retake the page in bright, even light without glare or shadows. Try one task per frame. If that fails, retype the condition or dictate it as a voice message.