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Photomath is a mobile and web app that recognises math problems from photos and provides step-by-step solutions and explanations.
The service offers free basic features and a paid "Photomath Plus" tier for in-depth explanations and premium tools.
Photomath uses camera input to scan arithmetic, algebra, calculus and other problems and returns worked solutions.
Paid features typically include detailed step-by-step explanations and additional learning tools behind the Photomath Plus subscription.
When you cancel a subscription through the app store, your access to Photomath Plus continues until the end of the paid billing period.
You will lose premium features only when the current paid period ends; basic app features remain available.
Cancellation stops automatic renewal so you are not billed again at the next cycle.
For iOS, remember the 24-hour rule: cancel at least 24 hours before the period ends to prevent renewal.
Cancelling a subscription does not necessarily delete your Photomath account or data; it typically only ends paid access.
To remove data or delete your account, check Photomath settings or contact Photomath support for account deletion steps.
Photomath's Terms of Service say refunds are generally not offered except where the service is defective, unavailable, or as required by store policies.
Photomath confirms cancellation stops future charges but does not guarantee refunds.
For consumers in the EEA and UK, there is a 14-day statutory right to withdraw with partial refund rules for started services.
This EEA/UK right does not apply in Nigeria; it is included here for clarity because Photomath's Terms reference it.
Pricing tiers shown in app stores vary by country and by store-listed price tiers.
Exact durations (monthly/annual) are not specified in available sources for the NGN listings; check your app store purchase screen for period details.
Nigerian consumers should consult local consumer protection authorities for rights related to digital subscriptions and refunds.
The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) is the national agency that handles consumer complaints in Nigeria.
Many users praise Photomath for quick, clear, step-by-step explanations and its usefulness as a study aid.
Some reviewers from Trustpilot and ComplaintsBoard describe the app as efficient and helpful for learning.
Complaints include previously free features moved behind a paywall, perceived high price, and refund difficulties in some cases.
Some users also raise concerns that the app can be misused to bypass learning rather than support it.
Many users try to cancel inside the Photomath app, but subscriptions billed through Apple or Google must be cancelled in those stores.
Example: Cancelling the app does not stop App Store or Google Play renewals unless you cancel in the store subscription settings.
Waiting until the billing period end can cause accidental renewals - iOS requires cancellation at least 24 hours before the period ends to avoid a charge.
Example: If you cancel after the 24-hour window on iOS, you may still be billed for the next cycle.
Always cancel in the store where you subscribed (Apple or Google). Keep receipts and act before the renewal window to avoid unintended charges.
If a refund is needed, start with the store's refund process and keep documentation for escalation.
Confirm cancellation in your App Store or Google Play subscription list and keep a screenshot or confirmation email for your records.
Monitor your card or store account for any unexpected charges after cancellation.
Photomath d.o.o., Strojarska cesta 20, Zagreb, Croatia.
Use this address for formal written notices or legal communications; Photomath provides it for EEA/UK withdrawal and legal contact purposes.
If required, send registered mail for formal withdrawal requests or disputes and keep proof of posting and receipt.
For ordinary cancellations and refund requests, follow the app store processes first; contact this address only for formal/legal notices.
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Written by Kemi Yakubu
Digital-law graduate · 6 years experience
Graduate in digital law and passionate about secure written communication, I have been writing guides on certified mail and electronic registered delivery for 6 years.