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For students

Get unstuck without giving up the thinking.

Maya asks what you tried, helps with the next step, and then gives you a similar problem to solve alone.

A learner with a backpack sits in a small rowing boat on a calm lake among floating islands.

What it is like

  • It starts from you

    Maya begins with what you already tried, not with a lecture.

  • Mistakes are useful

    A wrong answer becomes the next thing to work on.

  • You do the last step

    After the help comes a similar problem, solved on your own.

How do I start?

Open your invite link, or ask your math teacher whether your school uses ALMA.

Questions students ask

Will Maya just tell me the answer?

She starts from what you tried and asks a question that moves you one step. The goal: you reach the answer yourself and understand why it’s right.

What if it still isn’t clear?

If you get stuck again, Maya breaks the way into smaller steps. When you’re frustrated, she gives more support.

What if Maya is wrong?

It can happen, because she is an AI. So it’s worth checking: put your answer back into the problem and see that both sides are equal. That’s exactly how the demo ends.

When everything goes well, does it get boring?

When it flows, Maya raises the challenge.