Getting Started

Getting Started With SumWise

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

Try a question

If I average 60 mph for 200 miles, how long will it take?

Open Ask below the input. Interpret, inspect the 200 mi distance and 60 mph journey-average speed, then Insert calculation and explicitly evaluate. Expect 10/3 h, shown as 3 h 20 min. Editing a field requires Update interpretation before insertion. Question prose/cards are temporary; save accepted work through ordinary workspace Save.

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

Explore the guided calculation workflow

In SumWise, Examples includes Calculate with units, Compare two scenarios, and Save and share your work. Start with those walkthroughs; Prepare reviews a plan, Insert places it in the main input, and Enter calculates explicitly.

Typed quantities such as 5[m] + 30[cm] keep supported units with the calculation. Use in_unit(100[km]/2[h],km/h) for compatible output presentation. These differ from the legacy Unit Converter and ordinary scalar variables.

SumWise is a Windows desktop scientific computation app. You can type normal calculator expressions, graph commands, unit conversions, symbolic math calls, statistics functions, and matrix/vector expressions into the main input field.

Try A Basic Expression

2+2

Press Enter to evaluate. SumWise stores the latest value as ans.

Try Supported Symbolic Simplification

simplify(3*x/2 + x/2)

For this eligible exact case, SumWise returns 2*x. See the simplify() reference for the bounded scope and fallback behavior.

Try A Graph

graph sin(x), derivative(sin(x)) from -6.28 to 6.28

Graph commands create an interactive graph scene with zoom, pan, reset, legends, visibility controls, curve inspection, pinned coordinates, image copying, and PNG export.

Use Built-In Discovery

Use the welcome dashboard examples to populate the input.
Open Help > Function Reference in the app to browse metadata-powered function docs.
Use autocomplete to discover functions, constants, units, and commands while typing.
Type help or examples in the app for command examples.

Next Steps

Choose your Desktop purchase path

Direct purchase details explain the unsigned download and manual delivery. Confirm the supplied version and timing before payment; Direct may differ from the Store edition. See Direct terms and Desktop support.

SumWise includes every feature during a seven-day Microsoft Store trial.

Try for 7 days on Microsoft Store