SMath Studio

I am using it everyday for my professional work. Thank you so much!

by Tien Nguyen

May God reward the developers, for filling the vacuum left after MathCad. Thank you very very much.

by Zsolt Roman

As a Civil Engineering professor, I've realized to be hard to find a software suitable for both introductory and advanced subjects. SMath is the only free software I know to get the job done. Try it out.

by João Felipe Melo

It's perfect alternative to Mathcad. The solution to make another namespace for measure units - is genious!

by Sergey Grunenko

Excellent alternative to MathCad and it's free!

by Marco Finlay

This is an amazing mathematical tool which is at the same level as some of the most sophisticated and expensive math software. I use it in all my classes and promote its use with all my engineering students.

by Antonio Medrano

Very good app! Thanks a lot for it!

by Dane

Excelente programa, es como tener el clásico papel y lápiz pero ahora con un potente calculador y con muchas funciones, me gustaría que tenga opciones de base de datos para poder usarlo en la ciencia Estadística.

by Christian Minaya

Excelente software para cálculo. La interface tipo papel la hace muy versátil y amigable. La recomiendo ampliamente.

by Tomás Soto

As a civil engineer, over the years I have frequently used MathCAD for not only performing but also documenting calculations. With PTC dropping perpetual licensing, my recommendation to all the junior engineers I train is to give SMath Studio a serious look. While not a turnkey replacement for MathCAD, it provides most of the functionality and power at an incredible price. Already a wonderful program filling a key niche spot between a numerical calculator like Octave, and a CAS like Maxima, the expanding plugin and 3rd party development is on the rise and this project's future keeps getting even brighter. Much consideration must be given by any engineer or business before they settle on a software for adopting into the workflow. Although not open-source in the strictest sense, the development community is similar to what you would find in any first class OSS software project. The current owner of the SMath Project has also agreed to release the source code under open source license should he not be able to continue the project. So do not let the cost (your time) of learning SMath Studio and migrating your MathCAD computation sheets scare you. This project is here to stay.

by Michael Fuller, P.E., PMP