Function Reference
Function Reference
SumWise 3.1: four languages and exact saved work
Choose English, Español, Français or Deutsch in the same app. Interface changes apply next launch; Ask language is independently selectable. Interpret, review, insert, then execute separately. Each added Ask language (Spanish, French and German) supports the same 14 documented sub-intents through bounded grammar, not arbitrary prose.
Exact workflows and workspace compatibility · 3.1 release notes
Explore saved scientific work
Ask a supported math question, review/edit its interpretation, Insert calculation, then press Enter in the calculator. For 3D, open SumWise → Plot 3D surface… and explicitly Plot. The interface supports English, Spanish, French and German on next launch. Ask language is independently selected; Spanish, French and German each support the documented 14 sub-intents through bounded grammar.
Ask a supported math question · Plot and inspect a 3D surface · 3.1 feature notes
SumWise includes a searchable Function Reference inside the Windows desktop app. It helps users find supported functions, see how to call them, and learn from examples without leaving the calculator.
What the in-app reference includes
Function details may include signatures, descriptions, examples, argument details, return information, notes, aliases, categories, and related function guidance where supporting metadata is available.
Web reference pages
Read concise web references for
derivative(),
simplify(), and
expand(). The in-app Function Reference
remains the best place to browse the current supported function set
because it is tied directly to SumWise's built-in metadata.
The simplify(...) page also documents the bounded exact
eligible scope and the established fallback used by other inputs.
Reference Categories
- Symbolic Math: derivative, integrate, expand, simplify, factor, roots, solve.
- Visual Calculus Helpers: tangent_line, definite_integral, critical_points, extrema.
- Exact And Fraction Results: fraction, mixed, approx_fraction, approx_mixed.
- Statistics: mean, median, standard_deviation, correlation, linear_regression.
- Graphing Commands: graph, graph_tangent, graph_area, graph_roots, graph_extrema, graph_regression.
- Values: complex numbers, matrices and vectors, constants, and unit conversions.
Coverage note
These web pages cover selected supported Windows workflows. Use the in-app Function Reference for the current complete function list, argument requirements and related examples.
Use the full in-app reference
The built-in Function Reference is available throughout the seven-day trial.