Type a question or drop in a photo of it. Nuclei walks you through the reasoning step by step, with the final answer last.
Nothing to install. Prefer a terminal? There's an app for that.
An animated demo of Nuclei in the browser, solving maths, physics and chemistry questions one step at a time before showing the answer.
Log in from any device and pick up where you left off.

No matter the subject, Nuclei follows the same order, so the process stays predictable while you revise.
Snip it, attach it, or type it in. Nuclei reads it and identifies what is actually being asked.
Each step is explained in plain language before moving to the next, so you can check your own logic against it.
The answer arrives last, once the working makes sense. Built for revision, not for submitting someone else's work.
Each time you solve a question, a small number of tokens is spent based on how detailed you want the walkthrough to be. No subscription, no monthly fee, no surprise charges.
The Nuclei app uses the same account and tokens. Snip a question off your screen, work from the keyboard, and pipe answers into your scripts.
For 64-bit Linux, no sudo needed. It installs to ~/.local/bin and tells you if that needs adding to your PATH. Snipping uses your desktop's screenshot tool.
For 64-bit Windows 10 or newer, no admin needed. Paste it into PowerShell. If Windows warns that the app isn't code-signed yet, choose More info, then Run anyway.
An animated demo of the Nuclei terminal app: it solves 3/4 x + 1/2 = 2 step by step, then shows a 30 day usage chart.