
Basic
Trigonometry, operations, calculus, matrices, piecewise, and custom keys.
MATH Keys
A Typst editor and LaTeX editor with a STEM keyboard — built for students, teachers, and researchers.
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Fundamental theorem
The FTC relates derivatives and integrals:
Trigonometry
Operations
Calculus
Write in Typst or LaTeX free (3 documents of each) and watch the PDF build as you type. Math Drive, AI Fix, and live collaboration are included, and the mint STEM keyboard is always a tap away. Upgrade to Plus for unlimited documents.

Drive, authoring, compile, and collab in one Keys account.
01 — Math Drive
Folders, search, and files shared between documents — your whole course in one place.

03 — Compile & quality
Real compiles, readable logs, and AI Fix when the log is not readable enough.

04 — Collaboration
Write together, comment, suggest, and roll back — by plan.

Six reasons — hover or tap one to see it.

Sign up and start typing. Typst documents compile to a live PDF in the browser — no TeX install, no template hunting, no local setup to break the night before a deadline.
Math Drive, live collaboration, and version history come with every plan. Free includes 3 Typst and 3 LaTeX documents — see the plans.
The same mint STEM keyboard inside the editor — one mode for every subject.

Trigonometry, operations, calculus, matrices, piecewise, and custom keys.

Number sets, logic, operators — proofs and analysis at hand.

Distributions, hypothesis tests, and combinatorics.

Vectors, nabla, Dirac notation, and constants like ℏ.

Draw structures, then copy as an image or chemfig / mhchem LaTeX.

Cartesian, polar, and 3D plots — pan, zoom, export image or TikZ.

MATH Keys
MATH Keys is the free Chrome extension with the same STEM keyboard. Copy as an image or LaTeX into Docs, Slides, Word, PowerPoint, Keynote, and Gmail.
Free / Plus $4.99/mo / Pro $9.99/mo — switch to yearly for 2 months free.
3 Typst and 3 LaTeX documents, plus the free Chrome keyboard.
Unlimited documents, more collab seats, and higher AI Fix limits.
Unlimited convert, collab, and the highest AI Fix allowance.
Free plan, Typst, Google Docs, and whether you need LaTeX.
MATH Keys is a free Chrome extension for writing equations in Google Docs, Slides, Word, and Gmail, and a browser-based Typst and LaTeX editor with a STEM keyboard and live PDF. The extension is at https://www.mathkeyboards.com/extension/.
Yes. MATH Keys is an online LaTeX editor with a STEM keyboard, a live PDF from a real pdflatex compile, and AI Fix for the log. Free includes 3 editable LaTeX documents; Plus and Pro make them unlimited. Details are at https://www.mathkeyboards.com/latex/.
Yes. MATH Keys is a free online Typst editor — up to 3 documents on Free, unlimited on Plus — with the same STEM keyboard and a live PDF. Typst→LaTeX conversion is on Plus and Pro. Details are at https://www.mathkeyboards.com/typst/.
Yes. The cloud editor includes a Free plan with 3 Typst and 3 LaTeX documents and limited AI Fix. Plus and Pro unlock unlimited documents, Typst→LaTeX conversion, higher limits, and more collaboration. The Chrome extension is also free forever for pasting into Docs and Slides.
No. Start free with Typst or LaTeX and the mint STEM keyboard — build formulas visually and insert them into your document. You can learn syntax gradually instead of fighting package installs on day one.
Typst is a modern typesetting language — clearer syntax than classic TeX for many STEM documents, with fast preview. MATH Keys includes Typst and LaTeX on Free: you can write full documents and see a live PDF without becoming a TeX expert first. Upgrade when you need unlimited documents.
Yes. MATH Keys is a cloud editor with a live PDF, Math Drive, and collaboration. Start with 3 Typst and 3 LaTeX documents on Free; Plus and Pro unlock unlimited documents when a journal or lab template needs more. You don’t install a local TeX distribution — compiling happens in the editor.
Yes — via the free Chrome extension. Write an equation on the same mint STEM keyboard, then copy as an image or LaTeX and paste into Google Docs or Slides. It also works in Word, PowerPoint, Keynote, and Gmail. Your MATH Keys account works with both the editor and the extension.
MATH Keys includes a chemistry mode and structure canvas: draw molecules, then export as an image or chemfig/mhchem. Use it in the cloud editor or the Chrome extension for lab write-ups and slides — not only pure math.
Create your MATH Keys account, write with the mint keyboard, and compile Typst without TeX setup. Add the Chrome extension when you need to paste into Docs.