Bring math to life through code. CodeByMath provides an interactive, zero-setup programming lab for algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and computer science classes.
Organize your classes with dedicated learning groups (such as MathPeriod2_Coding). All student lesson views, code runs, and code snippets are automatically consolidated under your teacher account.
Track your students in real time. Review individual lesson progress, inspect every code execution attempt chronologically with formatted syntax highlighting, and export full gradebook reports to CSV.
Engage students with dynamic visual feedback: 3D Rubik's Cube with orbital mouse controls, 2D function plotting, acoustic Fourier audio synthesis, and interactive physics simulations.
Sign in to your teacher account, click your username in the top navbar, and click "+ Create New Group". Choose a clear name for your class period.
Have students log in or create an account, click their username in the navigation menu, choose "Join a learning group", and enter your group name.
MathPeriod2_CodingOpen your Teacher Dashboard to view roster summaries, drill into specific lesson attempts, copy student code with one click, or export to CSV.
Over 50 self-paced lessons connecting mathematical concepts with computational thinking: variables, formulas, trigonometry, statistics, loops, Fourier harmonics, and 3D geometry. Every lesson includes hints, approachable default code, and auto-checking.
Explore All Lessons →When you want students to tackle freeform projects or explore computational math without instructions, send them to our coding sandbox. Includes 100% WebAssembly execution, infinite loop protection, and 1-click shareable code URLs.
Open Coding Sandbox →Open-ended mathematical challenges without hints or sample code. Ideal for fast finishers and students seeking an extra algorithmic challenge that requires creative mathematical problem-solving.
View Challenges →Students can generate a share link with one click to submit code for grading, share projects with classmates, or show their mathematical coding creations to parents at home.
Integrated into Lessons and SandboxWe love collaborating with educators! If you are planning to use CodeByMath in your school or have suggestions for new math lessons or features, feel free to email Tom Bensky directly at tbensky@gmail.com. We are happy to provide pacing advice or ensure server resources are ready for your lab day.
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