Introducing a mathematics chat-bot.
MATHSEND is a mathematics solving chat-bot. Its aim is to solve one-line mathematical expressions through chat messages.
Its online at https://www.mathsend.com; on Telegram at https:///MATHSEND_bot; and shall be available on other platforms.

I shall attend to all your feedbacks (errors and suggestions) here, and you can also forward your email to admin@mathsend.com.

MATHSEND, version 1.1, now accepts mathematical expressions in a more human-readable form and friendly syntax is now supported.
www.mathsend.com

Meet EWETOYE IBRAHIM, the brain behind Mathsend.

During his National Youth Service year, before joining the league of Ex-Corp-Members on Thursday 14th of March, 2019, he wrote some notable codes. Some of them are:

The first Naira denomination detection algorithm using MATLAB, http://ijrp.org/paper-detail/466 (December, 2018).

A cross-platform Gaussian plume air dispersion modelling app using Kivy, which can be operated on Windows OS, MAC OS, iOS, and Android OS. It's capable of modelling multiple point sources and the output can be printed and overlayed on maps. It's currently awaiting publication.

MATHSEND, a mathematics solving chat-bot. He came up with the idea when he noticed how dreadful mathematics is to his students as a Mathematics Teacher and launched it on 1st March, 2019. He handled both the algorithm and coding of the bot which can solve both numerical and symbolic mathematical expressions using Flask, HTML, CSS, Telegram API... most of which he learnt on the fly.

As you face the real world, we wish you all the goodness life has to offer hard working fellows.

MATHSEND.com

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You can now get those dreadful mathematical expressions solved through free chat messages on three platforms.

Method 1:
Simply search for MATHSEND on either facebook messenger (www.m.me/mathsend.bot) or Telegram (www./mathsend_bot).

Method 2:
If you don't use any of the social medias, you can always go to mathsend.com to get your expressions solved. You can even just type your expression after the link, for example, www.mathsend.com/differentiate(2x*sin(x)).

That simple.

Please, Don't hesitate to let the Developer know all observed issues or necessary improvements by filling the contact form, https://www/mathsend.com/contact; or by sending an email to admin@mathsend.com

Can it solve my shape?