생각수학 - 수학 개념 지도

Think Math is a concept exploration app that displays math concepts from the entire curriculum, from elementary to high school, on a single map. In this 2.0 update, the number of concepts has been increased to 802, covering the entire elementary, middle, and high school curriculum without omission.

You can quickly find the concept you are looking for by narrowing down through three steps: Area → Unit → Concept. Formulas such as fractions, radicals, exponents, and sigma are typeset vertically, just like a textbook, to display them accurately. Each concept is linked to a YouTube video, allowing you to read the text and verify your understanding through the video.

Think Math ■ Key Features

• 802 concepts covering the entire elementary, middle, and high school curriculum

• 3-step exploration: Domain → Unit → Concept

• Textbook-style formula layout (Fractions, Radicals, Exponents, Sigma)

• YouTube concept videos linked to each concept (Concepts currently in development will be released sequentially)

• Explanations and examples tailored to lower grades

• Concept Cards (Basic / More foldable)

• Error Note (Save images, handwriting, and formulas)

• Summit Hall — Advanced & General Mathematics

• Streak Learning & Daily Notifications

• Responsive for iPhone and iPad (iPad optimized for both landscape and portrait)

■ Recommended for

• Students who want to grasp the big picture of connections between units

• Exam takers who want to quickly review concepts

• Parents who want to see their child's math progress by grade level

• Teachers who need concept guidance for class

• Math enthusiasts who want to savor proofs and formulas

■ Privacy and User Guide

• You can use it immediately without signing up. • All study records are stored only on the device and are not transmitted to a server.

• Ads are displayed for free use (Google AdMob).

• Upon first launch, you will be asked to "Allow app tracking." You can still use all features even if you decline.

■ Contact

hasegi.cs@gmail.com

We hope that mathematics will no longer be something to be memorized, but a journey of thought on a single map.