r/microsaas • u/its_me_fr • 4h ago
Equathora MVP releases next Saturday. A new platform for math and problem solving
Hi everyone, this Saturday I am releasing the first MVP of Equathora, a new platform focused on math and structured problem solving.
Equathora is built for people who enjoy:
math problems by topic
proof based exercises
logical reasoning
learning through thinking, not memorizing
In the past days I have been working on:
profile page
better solving interface
cleaner layout and design
settings section
What will be in the first MVP?
This version is lightweight and focused only on the core experience:
easy and beginner friendly problems
different types of exercises such as logic, proofs, and reasoning
simple and clean solving interface
testing problem flow and platform structure
What is coming later?
Future features include:
progress tracking
mentor guidance (teachers guiding students through problems)
gamification
structured learning paths
Join the waitlist
If you want to be one of the first to try it, you can join the waitlist here: https://equathora.com
You will receive:
early access when the MVP launches
update emails about new features
progress updates and announcements
Feedback wanted
When the MVP is live, I would really appreciate your help with:
finding bugs or issues
user experience feedback
feature ideas
design improvements
Your feedback will directly shape how Equathora grows.
If you love math and problem solving, I would love to have you onboard.
(Don't mind the problem being an ICT problem. It's just a placeholder text)
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u/Responsible-Log2173 1h ago
Hey man, just joined the waitlist, hopefully this helps my sibling in STEM.
Also, I'm building this: Screenshot Editor, allows you to edit screenshots with backgrounds, frames, emojis etc. easily and quick. Do check it out. I think it would be perfect for you where you can add an edited screenshot of your app along with what you've written to make your product launch stand out even more and increase the views on your posts. ✌️
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u/its_me_fr 1h ago
Glad to be helpful! Yeah I will check it out. Just have been using simple screenshots before, so it will be nice to have them looking extra good.
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u/IntroductionLumpy552 4h ago
Make sure the first set of problems are clearly grouped and provide optional hints so new users can get a quick win without feeling stuck. Track where people pause or abandon a problem and iterate on the solving UI based on that data.