A beautiful neon plotter for the math you actually use — sine, log, exponentials, parametrics, inequalities, derivatives, tangent lines. Type, see, learn.
Add multiple equations, drag to pan, scroll to zoom, click any curve to drop a tangent line.
Click any card to copy the expression — paste it into the plotter to see it come alive.
Everything you need to start exploring functions in two minutes.
log(x) in mathjs aliassin, cos, tan, asin, acos, atan, sinh, cosh, log10, log, exp, sqrt, abs, floor, ceil, round, min, max, mod, pi, e — anything math.js supports.
Equations are stories about how quantities relate. A graph turns those stories into shapes — slopes, peaks, asymptotes, symmetries — that the eye understands instantly. Graph Mitra is built so that the moment you type, you see, and the moment you see, you start asking the next question.
Whether you're sketching a parabola for homework, exploring a damped oscillator, or comparing a function to its derivative, the plotter stays out of your way. Drag the world, scroll to zoom, drop tangent lines — the math should feel as fluid as a notebook.