Feen AI is a study and homework assistant for students. Its core feature is a math solver: upload a photo or type a problem and get a step-by-step explanation, with three AI models checking each answer. It covers math, calculus, chemistry, biology, business and social science, from elementary level through college. Beyond solving, Feen turns study material into learning aids: lecture slides, textbook chapters and articles become structured notes, audio recordings become transcripts, pasted YouTube links become transcripts and summaries, and any of these can be converted into flashcards or multiple-choice and short-answer quizzes. A free plan with a limited number of daily queries lets students test it first, and payments are handled by Stripe.
Feen is aimed at school and university students who need help understanding problems rather than just answers, since solutions are broken into steps that explain why each one matters. Researchers and lifelong learners can also use it to process lectures, podcasts and long articles into notes. Students who record lectures benefit from transcription, those preparing for exams benefit from flashcards and quizzes, and anyone studying from video tutorials can summarize YouTube content quickly. Because it runs in any web browser on phones, tablets and computers, it works for studying on the move. The company reminds users to follow their school's academic honesty rules.
A student can photograph a calculus or chemistry problem and read through the steps to learn the method for similar questions. After a lecture, they can upload a recording of up to 60 minutes in MP3, WAV or M4A format, receive a transcript and turn it into a summary, key points and flashcards. Someone revising for a biology test can paste textbook text and generate a quiz to check recall. A learner watching a long tutorial can paste the YouTube link, get a transcript and convert it into notes. Researchers can summarize articles into short or detailed summaries before reading in full.
