Reviews for WolframAlpha Classic

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20 reviews

Review by A Google user
(5/5) May 19, 2019

Extremely useful and a steal at this price. The step by step solutions are great if you’re still learning math or just stuck on a certain problem and the syntax allows for such a broad array of inquiries that I almost always find the answer to what I’m looking for. Probably the only app that […]

Review by Philip Waldman
(4/5) September 22, 2025

Not as good as the paid web version, but better than the free web version. Definitely worth it.

Review by Cody
(2/5) October 27, 2023

This app is fairly amazing and it WAS a great purchase until just like almost every other application that we all thought would be a one-time purchase, the developers decided to make numerous levels of pro, pro+ monthly subscription options, and a new version of the app which from reading the reviews, not to many […]

Review by A Google user
(2/5) January 4, 2019

This app used to be excellent some three to five years ago. Search engines nowadays are slowly including many features that WolframAlpha has, while it is stuck in one place. (Not saying that this is a search engine!) I would agree that this app is in many cases still useful, but overall it is not […]

Review by Daniel H.
(4/5) November 16, 2021

While it’s great, as far as I can tell there’s a file upload/image upload in iOS, which isn’t possible to use on the app on Android. I’m not sure why and it’s alienating a lot of functionality just because someone doesn’t have iOS. Maybe I’m wrong, but if so it’s incredibly confusing to figure out […]

Review by Joe Schmo
(1/5) September 2, 2025

On its way, I use mostly for math related questions but allot of the times it doesn’t give plot points or step by step solutions. Fairly lazy programming for a paid app.

Review by Muhammet Yusuf Erdoğan
(2/5) August 10, 2025

It was much more capable until regular WolframAlpha got a subscription based premium plan. I think it would be fair to give WolframAlpha Classic owners who actually paid for premium features a permanent premium subscription in regular WolframAlpha.

Review by Ka Boom
(2/5) July 3, 2025

it’s a useful app. but it lacks many basic feature like giving access to external keyboard, and need better search recommendations for questions that it may not understand if it gave modified question that the computer can understand will be great. and it really needs UI update.

Review by Matthew Suttinger
(1/5) October 8, 2025

Somehow less financial than just going to the website. Now all the results are invisible and it can barely parse inputs. Basically useless.

Review by Vais Mais
(5/5) February 1, 2021

If you need specific information about anything, the app does a great job presenting it. It is a bit slow at computing everything and it requires really specific input to give the desired results (can get used to that). The UI is a bit outdated and the in-app keyboard is clumsy (you can disable it […]

Review by Mauricio Merlano
(1/5) October 8, 2025

After installing the latest update, the app stopped working. There is no output for the queries.

Review by A Google user
(1/5) February 4, 2020

Very upset with the Wolfram alpha team. I remember when this online app was free and fantastic. But that’s not even my complaint. Not only has premium plagued this app but it cannot solve any sort of difficult ODE problem. In my multivariable diff eq class, none of the difficult problems the teacher assigns come […]

Review by A Google user
(3/5) October 16, 2018

The app is great definitely recommend the premium account if you’re in college. However if you’re trying to take the integral of any trig function to a power greater than 3 you are out of luck because it will not compute the answer. Again for the most part this is very helpful but every now […]

Review by A Google user
(5/5) November 9, 2018

This is the best app for calculating anything. It’s not too pricey and it does a lot. Find statistics, probability, graphing nearly anything, all math that I can think of, elemental data, geography, historic events, data on specific people in history, and more! Not only just that, but Wolfram Alpha also does fun things, type […]

Review by A Google user
(5/5) March 10, 2019

This app is phenomenal! Just to look up information in the Chegg app cost approximately $15 per month. Chegg charges an additional fee ($10 per month to look up their Math). After paying for both services, I was very unhappy because it did not help me with my school work at all. The answers were […]

Review by Rekunan
(5/5) October 14, 2020

One of if not the best app(s) hands down. Solutions are very detailed with work included and has almost every if not every math topic in existence built into it. The cool thing is that it’s not just math that it can cover, it can do almost everything from science to music to arts to […]

Review by Thomas Kaldahl
(5/5) June 11, 2020

Best app purchase I’ve ever made. Often I purchase apps and in-app items and forget about them a month or two later. This app has lasted me years, and I don’t regret buying it at all. I do wish the keyboard was a little better, and there are plenty of UI fixes I would suggest. […]

Review by knivesout catchdamouse
(4/5) October 8, 2025

Since 10/7, doesn’t display any info on the page it loads after I input *anything*. It loads a page with the normal boxes/categories (graph, derivative, etc.), but inside the boxes there’s no actual graph displayed, no derivative shown, no text anywhere, etc. I am on latest version of Android, using a Samsung Galaxy S21. edit: […]

Review by A Google user
(5/5) September 24, 2018

This is probably THE best app for anybody in STEM (sometimes called STEAM). I think the sheer amount of information and and computational ability is worth far more than when $10. It’s like better than an $100 graphing calculator and it’s just an app?!?! Truly a work of art. Well, maybe not art. If the […]

Review by kevin mitchell
(5/5) July 24, 2025

Just one of those meticulously crafted apps that shine above the rest. it will show you answers to questions that you can’t find elsewhere. what amazed me was I typed in the symbols for alpha and Omega, using the Greek style keyboard, and what it showed me amaze me, a scalar plane, rippling upward and […]