Solvely Review

Solvely solves homework questions from a photo, a PDF or typed text and shows step-by-step solutions; it says each answer is cross-checked across "multiple top AI models", and its pricing page shows OpenAI, Anthropic and Google logos next to the AI Solver. Around the solver are exam tools (exam predictions, mock exams, printable cheat sheets and daily review plans with a readiness score), study tools that turn slides, PDFs or YouTube links into study guides, flashcards and adaptive quizzes, and AI Live Notes, which records and transcribes lectures into notes. Paid plans add AI writing tools: humanizer, AI detector and plagiarism checker. The menu also shows a Career Hub and 3D anatomy labs.

Solvely runs on the web, iOS, Android and as a Chrome and Edge extension. Its terms say the service is provided by Aignite Inc. and governed by California law. The homepage claims 10M+ users and 200M+ problems solved; those are the vendor's figures.

The weekly plan is the expensive one: at $8.99 a week, a year would cost about $467 ($8.99 x 52), roughly seven times the yearly plan. The terms say fees are non-refundable, including after cancellation, unless stated at purchase, and that a free trial converts to the paid plan unless you cancel before it ends. In-app prices on the US App Store differ (for example $6.99 weekly and $46.99 for a year).

Prices checked on the vendor's pricing page on November 3, 2026. See Solvely pricing.

What Solvely lists on its homepage and pricing page:

Solvely suits college and AP students who want one subscription for homework answers, exam prep and lecture notes, and who will pay yearly. The free plan is only two solves, so it is a trial more than a free tier.

If you want a large free allowance, Gauth is more generous. For math-only learning with hints and video, Mathos AI fits better. Note that the humanizer and AI-detector tools are aimed at getting writing past AI checks; schools may treat their use as misconduct.

On the US App Store Solvely is rated 4.8 from about 42,000 ratings. Independent, detailed reviews are scarce: its Product Hunt page has few reviews, and accuracy figures quoted by blogs ("#1 accuracy", "up to 95%") come from Solvely itself without a published method. A small aggregator sample lists inconsistent results as the main dislike.