AxMath — Let’s type formulas at lightspeed!

3 min readJul 11, 2018

I’m glad to introduce you with AxMath, the next generation equation editor to replace MathType or MS Word’s default equation editor. AxMath is designed with love, passion and expertise. It has all kinds of functionalities which make you type equations at lightspeed. Key features include semantic math input, auto calculation, memory board, LaTeX support etc. It will save you plenty of time to write papers, reports and books.

Editing & Typesetting

WYSIWYG, what you see is what you get
Graphical typesetting
A scrollable and customizable toolbox panel is applied to present all symbols and expression-building structures
Hotkey input and interacitve LaTeX input are both supported
LaTeX editor with syntax highlighting is povieded
Auto-complete Suggestions for LaTeX
Versatile assistants and gadgets on the right sidebar to improve working efficiency
The equations’ appearance conform to the AMS/LaTeX standard
User defined symbols
Matrix templates, auto-filling and partitioning for matrices
Searching and replacing
Colorful equations, automatically or manually
MS-Office plug-in for equation numbering and management

Scientific calculating function

Calculating based on equation
Variable and constant definition

Equation output and compatibility

AxMath is an OLE server. It works as a plug-in with word processors such as MS-WORD
The baseline of the surrounding text is aligned with the AxMath equation’s baseline for many word processors
Vector output, can be used directly for printing or publishing
Can be exported to BMP, JPG, PNG, GIF and other common picture formats
Picture capture is supported

Deleting and re-typing one by one is a low efficiency approach. In this case, you can use “find and replace” to modify the matrix more efficiently.

AxMath workflow seamlessly integrates with Microsoft Word. You can enter numbered formulas in Word and easily adjust formula styles.

AxMath is also a scientific calculator. You can define symbol’s numeric values and once you type a expression and enter “=”, AxMath will automatically gives you the result.