The next one,

on your own.

Yes, and it stays free for as long as you like. You get an allowance each month — enough to see what this is, not enough to lean on. Steply Plus is the same product with twelve times the room.

Most of the timetable — maths through law, plus the rest. You pick yours at setup so it uses the same words your course does.

A chat window forgets you when you close it. Steply keeps the sessions, so it can say the thing a new conversation never could: this is the third time you've lost that step. Walking you through a problem is easy. Naming the habit is the bit that changes your marks.

It works like a tutor: asks, waits, explains the method. It doesn't hand you finished work. Schools differ — check yours, especially for coursework that's meant to be unaided.

Yes. Camera, an old photo, or type it. It shows you what it read before it starts, so a misread does not send you down a different problem.

No. That's the product. If you only want the number, a calculator is cheaper.