nova. and mimax. work the question in front of you, show the steps, then wait for you to read them before anything gets submitted. one is built for speed, the other for the questions that fight back.
reads the question straight off the page. no copy, no paste, no second tab.
mimax. is $1.99 a month right now, down from $4.99. nova. stays free either way.
same surface, same way of working. the difference is how deep each one goes.
flip between them whenever. the interface does not change, only the depth.
shortest path to the answer. for questions you mostly already understand.
the everyday setting. quick, but still shows the working step by step.
slowest and most thorough. point it at the ones that fight back.
the working arrives as a sequence, not one number you have to trust blind.
the input stays blank while the timer runs. you read first, it submits after.
the explanation comes with the answer, so the next one is yours to solve.
nova. gives you 50+ for free. mimax. ships 358 today, more expected soon, and gets the updates first.
27 on nova., 30 on mimax. — and every one of them moves.
no extension store, no build step. drop it in and it runs.
animation stops when the tab is hidden. it does not eat your battery.
mimax. ships a monthly claude api key for the model opus 5 — part of the subscription, not an add-on.
the live problem is picked up off the page with its framing, so nothing is retyped.
the steps are written out in front of you before the answer field is touched.
a delay runs while the input stays blank. skip it, or let it finish on its own.
nova. is free and tuned for speed — 50+ features, 27 animated themes, pointed at routine questions. mimax. is the flagship at $1.99/mo (down from $4.99): 358 features as of today with more expected soon, 30 animated themes, three modes, and a claude monthly api key for the model opus 5. mimax. also gets every update first.
flash+ takes the shortest path. balanced+ is the default and still shows every step. max+ goes slowest and deepest, for questions that fight back. you can switch whenever — nothing about the interface changes.
a deliberate pause before submission. the input stays blank during the countdown so you actually read the steps instead of skipping them. it is configurable, and you can skip it any time.
no. it is one self-contained file with its styles and behaviour inlined. there is no extension store listing and no build step.
mimax. gets every update first, then nova. the counts move as features land — mimax. is at 358 today, and more is expected soon.
they share one surface, so switching does not mean relearning anything. start on nova. for free, move to mimax. when you want the modes and the depth.
nova. free, if you want it fast. mimax. at $1.99/mo, if you want it right.